- name
- provenote-mcp-outcome-workflows
- description
- Teach an agent to install Provenote's first-party MCP server, connect it in a host, and run read-first outcome workflows.
- version
- 1.1.1
- triggers
Provenote MCP Outcome Workflows
Teach the agent how to install, connect, and use Provenote's first-party MCP server for read-first note and research workflows.
Use this skill when
- the user wants to turn messy long context into structured drafts or research threads
- the host can run a local MCP server
- the user wants inspectable outcomes before broad write automation
What this package teaches
- how to launch
provenote-mcpfrom a local clone - how to wire it into OpenHands or OpenClaw
- which read-first MCP tools to use first
- which write actions are narrow and safe to try next
Start here
- Read references/INSTALL.md
- Load the right host config from:
- references/OPENHANDS_MCP_CONFIG.json - references/OPENCLAW_MCP_CONFIG.json
- Skim the tool surface in references/CAPABILITIES.md
- Run the demo from references/DEMO.md
Read-first workflow
draft.listresearch_thread.listauditable_run.list- only then move to one narrow write-oriented action
Safe first mutations
research_thread.to_draftdraft.verifydraft.downloadauditable_run.createauditable_run.download
Suggested first prompt
Use Provenote to inspect the current drafts, research threads, and auditable runs for this workspace. Start with draft.list, research_thread.list, and auditable_run.list. After you summarize what already exists, choose one narrow next step: either convert a research thread into a draft with research_thread.to_draft or verify an existing draft with draft.verify.
Success checks
- the host can launch
provenote-mcpfrom the provided config - the three read-first list calls succeed
- one narrow mutation succeeds and maps back to an inspectable artifact
Boundaries
- Provenote stays centered on its first-party MCP server
- keep outcome claims tied to inspectable repo-owned artifacts