Interface Tour

The main interface of MCP2Skill uses a layout with left-side navigation and a right-side content area. Once you understand what each area is responsible for, finding features later will be very fast.

Left Main Navigation

The upper half of the left side is the main navigation, which typically includes:

• Dashboard
• MCP
• Statistics
• Logs
• Skills
• Settings

These entries correspond to the most frequently used top-level feature pages.

Left Workspace List

Below the main navigation is the workspace list:

• All workspaces are listed here
• The system workspace ALL also appears here
• You can click a workspace directly to open its detail page
• The add button at the top of the list lets you quickly create a workspace

If you have many usage scenarios, the workspace list will become the place you switch between most often.

Dashboard

The dashboard is mainly there to answer three questions:

• Is MCP2Skill currently working properly
• Which services are running
• Have there been any recent tool calls or anomalies

Here you can see information such as service count, tool count, today's calls, success rate, recent calls, service load, and client distribution.

MCP Page

The MCP page is the service management center. This is where you:

• Add services
• Install services from Discover / MCP Market
• Import services
• Export configuration
• Search for services
• Open a service's detail page

The service detail page is usually further divided into multiple tabs, such as the tool list, configuration information, call history, and Skill preview.

Workspace Page

The workspace page focuses on "scenario-based usage":

• View which services a workspace aggregates
• Disable some tools at the workspace level
• View the workspace's gateway endpoint
• View the workspace's call logs

If you usually organize tools by project, by team, or by task, this page will be essential.

Skills Page

The Skills page is used to view the skill packages already installed in AI Agent directories. You can:

• View currently installed Skills by AI Agent
• Preview the files inside a Skill
• Locate the skill directory in Finder
• Delete an installed Skill

Statistics Page

The statistics page is better suited to periodic reviews. It provides:

• Time range switching
• Call trends
• Success rate and error counts
• Distribution by service and by client
• Statistics such as top tools

Logs Page

The logs page is typically split into two views:

• Call logs: see which specific calls succeeded or failed
• Service logs: see text logs output by the backend or service layer

When troubleshooting, you will often need to look at the dashboard and the logs page together.

Settings Page

The settings page contains multiple sub-pages:

• General: theme, language, launch at startup, minimize to tray, and more
• MCP: gateway port, remote access, API Key, search paths
• AI Provider: configure the model service used to generate Skills
• AI Agents: maintain the target directories where Skills can be installed
• Data Management: log retention count, clear logs
• About: version information and external links

Suggested Order for Getting Familiar

If you want to master the whole interface as quickly as possible, we suggest clicking through in this order:

1. Dashboard
2. MCP
3. A specific MCP service detail page
4. Workspaces
5. Skills
6. Statistics
7. Logs
8. Settings

Next Steps

• To start actually managing services: see MCP Service Management
• To build your own workspace: see Workspace Basics
• To connect external clients: see Connect External AI Clients