anomalyco / anomalyco/opencode

docs: list SCVD skill and MCP integration in ecosystem projects

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Add SCVD General Store to the ecosystem page's Projects table as a skill-and-MCP integration for x402 endpoint preflight and signed-receipt checks. It reuses portable skills and a remote MCP server; no OpenCode runtime changes are proposed.

OpenCode CLI 1.18.31 discovered both skills and connected both MCP servers. A native ChatGPT OAuth run loaded scvd-x402-verification and called the free preflight_endpoint for example.com, returning the expected not_ready / L1. No payment or Tab operations were tested. Reproducible setup in the community submission. Public service: https://scvd.store.

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Research direction

Locate the ecosystem page and its Projects table, then review the SCVD General Store repository and the linked community submission for the project details. Add the project as a skill-and-MCP integration for x402 endpoint preflight and signed-receipt checks, preserving the provided links, and verify the rendered page and links.

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Assessment

Domain
documentation
Issue type
Documentation
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1/5
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Activity status
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Newbie friendliness
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