AI Tool Integrations
Every skill on Skills Playground is a portable system prompt. Copy it into whichever AI coding tool you use -- the instructions work the same way everywhere. Choose your tool below for a step-by-step setup guide.
Cursor
Paste skills into your .cursorrules file or .cursor/rules/ directory for project-specific AI behavior.
Windsurf
Add skills to your .windsurfrules file so Cascade follows your project conventions.
GitHub Copilot
Configure Copilot with custom instructions via copilot-instructions.md in your repository.
Claude Code
Install skills directly with one command, or add them to your CLAUDE.md file manually.
Cline
Set custom instructions in Cline's settings to guide its autonomous coding behavior.
VS Code
Configure VS Code's built-in AI features and extensions with custom instructions and MCP servers.
Chat App Connectors
Chat apps can use remote MCP servers as connectors. Add a server by URL and the app can call its tools while you chat. Every remote server in the MCP directory shows the URL to paste. Browse the MCP connectors directory for remote servers with their tools and per-app steps.
Claude
Add a custom connector on claude.ai. It then works in Claude Desktop and mobile too.
ChatGPT
Turn on developer mode and create a custom connector from any remote MCP server.
Grok
Bring your own MCP server to Grok with a custom connector, or use remote MCP in the xAI API.
Gemini
Add a remote MCP server as a custom app in the Gemini web app or Gemini Enterprise.
Microsoft Copilot
Add a remote MCP server as a tool on a Copilot Studio agent with the MCP onboarding wizard.
Perplexity
Add a custom remote connector with OAuth or an API key on Pro, Max or Enterprise.
Mistral Le Chat
Connect Le Chat to any remote MCP server with a custom connector.
Manus
Add your own HTTPS MCP server to the Manus agent.
Meta Muse
Use MCP servers in Muse Code, or submit your server as a Muse connector.
How Skills Work Across Tools
A skill is a plain-text system prompt -- a set of instructions that tell an AI coding assistant how to behave. Every AI tool has its own way of loading these instructions, but the content is identical. A skill that says "use TypeScript strict mode and prefer functional components" works the same whether it lives in .cursorrules, CLAUDE.md, or .github/copilot-instructions.md.
Browse the skills directory to find skills for your stack, then follow the integration guide for your tool to set them up.