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add-integrationlisted

Walk through adding a custom MCP server integration to the plugin — searches npm for an existing MCP package (or scaffolds a custom server from the plugin's guide), generates the exact .mcp.json entry, sets up environment-variable credentials, tests connectivity, and documents the tools the new server exposes. Triggers on "/digital-marketing-pro:add-integration", "connect Ahrefs to the plugin", "add a new MCP server", "integrate our internal API", "hook up Stripe data". Reads the brand profile and agency credential profiles at ~/.claude-marketing/credentials/ to map client-specific keys; custom builds follow skills/context-engine/custom-mcp-guide.md.
teachskillofskills-ai/DigitalMarketingPro-techshu · ★ 0 · Data & Documents · score 73
Install: claude install-skill teachskillofskills-ai/DigitalMarketingPro-techshu
# /digital-marketing-pro:add-integration ## Purpose Guide users through adding a custom MCP server integration to the Digital Marketing Pro plugin. Search for existing MCP packages that provide the desired service connection, configure the server entry in `.mcp.json` with proper command, arguments, and environment variables, test connectivity to verify the integration works, and document the available tools. Supports both pre-built MCP servers from npm and custom implementations for proprietary APIs or internal tools. ## Input Required The user must provide (or will be prompted for): - **Service to integrate**: The name and purpose of the service to connect — e.g., "Ahrefs for backlink analysis", "Stripe for payment data", "our internal analytics API for custom dashboards". This determines the MCP package search terms and configuration approach - **Integration type**: Whether to use a pre-built npm MCP package (preferred — faster setup, community-maintained) or build a custom MCP server (necessary for proprietary APIs, internal tools, or services without existing MCP packages). If unsure, the system searches for pre-built options first - **Credentials available**: API keys, access tokens, OAuth client IDs, or other authentication credentials required by the service. The user should have these ready — the system will specify which environment variable names to use and where to store them, but will never ask the user to paste secrets into the conversation ## Process 1. *