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docs: lead with the MCP server and specify skill packaging - #7
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The MCP server is what flat-list assignment tools lack, yet it sat below the demo GIF. It now follows the demo command, the tagline and description name it, the viewer's zero-network-call design is stated as a feature, and docs/skill.md specifies the Claude Code plugin - manifest, skill and the same six tools - as not yet shipped.
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Stacked on #6. Both change the same README lines, so this PR is based on #6's branch. Merge #6 first; GitHub then retargets this PR to
main.Why
The MCP server is the capability flat-list assignment tools do not have, and it sat below the demo GIF. The self-contained viewer was only mentioned in passing under Permissions. This change makes both visible on the first screen, and specifies how the same six tools would ship as a Claude Code plugin with a skill.
What changed
README order: Try it (the no-tenant demo command stays first, as
docs/discoverability.mdrecords) → Ask your AI why (the MCP section, moved up and no longer headed "New:") → One HTML file, zero network calls (the GIF, plus the viewer described as a feature) → The three questions it answers.Tagline: now names the self-contained viewer and the bundled MCP server.
docs/skill.md: the plugin specification..claude-plugin/plugin.json, with the snapshot path as auserConfigfile prompt and the existing launcher through${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}.SKILL.md.Its status line says specified, not shipped, and the README says the same. It is checked against the Claude Code plugin, marketplace and skills reference.
docs/discoverability.md: records the new repository description, which puts the MCP server in its first sentence (323 of 350 characters), and why the first screen changed.Worth a look
Descriptioninsrc/IntuneGraphKit/IntuneGraphKit.psd1is updated, because feat!: publish as IntuneGraphKit, with a tag-driven Gallery release #6 records that it carries the same text as the repository description. It is metadata only, with no runtime effect. Drop it if you would rather keep this PR to docs.docs/discoverability.md. Apply it withgh repo edit --description(or Settings → General) when you want it live.Claims checked
@font-face,url(),fetch,<link>or external URLs, and an existing Pester test fails on an external URL in a generated report.Mcp.ps1:identity,group, andfrom+to../build.ps1: PSScriptAnalyzer clean, 38/38 tests passing.