chili-piper

Chili Piper Skills

Official, first-party Skills and ChatGPT GPTs for the Chili Piper MCP server.

Maintained by Chili Piper. These are ready-to-use AI specialists — meeting diagnostics, routing audits, user onboarding/offboarding, no-show analysis, and more — that run against your own Chili Piper account through the official Chili Piper MCP.

Two pieces, one workflow. The Chili Piper MCP is the connection into your account — set it up once. Skills are the vetted recipes that use it well. Connect the MCP, install the skills, then just ask.

📚 On the Help Center: How do I connect Chili Piper via MCP? — plus the companion Chili Piper Skills (AI recipes) article (publishing soon).

Sponsored and maintained by Chili Piper. This repository lives under the verified Chili-Piper GitHub organization.

What's in here

A Skill is a small, self-contained instruction set that teaches an AI agent how to do one Chili Piper task correctly — which MCP tools to call, in what order, and how to format the result. The same Agent Skills format works in Claude and OpenAI Codex. A GPT is a separate Custom GPT packaging of the capability for ChatGPT.

Every skill is built on progressive disclosure (Anthropic's Agent Skills convention), so an agent loads only the slice of a skill the current step needs.

Available skills

See skills/README.md for the full index with QA/maturity status, and gpts/README.md for the ChatGPT versions.

Get started

1. Connect the Chili Piper MCP

Every skill talks to your Chili Piper account through the official MCP server. Set it up once — API key or OAuth — following mcp-servers/chili-piper/README.md.

2. Install the skills — pick your surface

Option A — Claude Desktop or claude.ai (plugin, easiest — no terminal):

Install the whole plugin (every skill + the Chili Piper MCP config) right inside Claude:

1. Open Customize → Plugins (or Connectors), click ＋ next to Personal plugins → Create plugin → Add marketplace.
2. Paste https://github.com/Chili-Piper/mcp-assets and click Sync.
3. Go to the Directory → Plugins (the Personal tab), open the mcp-assets marketplace, and click ＋ on Chili Piper Skills to install.

Admins: add it under Organization plugins instead to make it available to your whole org in one step — see Deploy for your whole team.

Option B — Claude Code CLI (plugin):

In the standalone Claude Code terminal CLI:

/plugin marketplace add https://github.com/Chili-Piper/mcp-assets
/plugin install chili-piper-skills@chili-piper-skills

Both the marketplace and plugin are named chili-piper-skills (the ref is plugin-name@marketplace-name); or run /plugin and pick it from the Marketplaces menu. /plugin is CLI-only — on Desktop/web use Option A.

See a git@github.com: Permission denied / SSH error? No key is needed for this public repo — tell git to use HTTPS and retry:

git config --global url."https://github.com/".insteadOf "git@github.com:"

Options A and B install the full plugin (skills + slash commands + MCP config) and keep it updated — see Staying up to date.

Option C — Just one skill (upload a single .zip):

Want only one skill, or to push a single skill as an Organization skill? Download it from the latest release (e.g. meeting-inspector.zip) and upload it via Customize → Skills → ＋ (added as a Personal skill; admins can choose Organization + Share).

Option D — OpenAI Codex (standalone skills):

First connect the Chili Piper MCP as a plugin by following the ChatGPT/Codex setup in the Help Center. Then ask Codex:

$skill-installer install every skill from https://github.com/Chili-Piper/mcp-assets/tree/main/skills

Start a new Codex task after installation. Codex can select a matching skill automatically, or you can invoke one explicitly:

$meeting-inspector <meeting-id>

This installs the skills for the current user. The installer will not overwrite an existing skill folder; to update, remove the old installed copy first or maintain a Git clone and symlink its skill folders.

Option E — ChatGPT:

Connect the Chili Piper MCP as a plugin using the Help Center instructions. If you prefer a dedicated Custom GPT with predefined conversation starters, deploy the matching GPT from gpts/.

Option F — Cursor (plugin):

This repo ships a Cursor plugin (.cursor-plugin/plugin.json + a root mcp.json) that bundles the Chili Piper MCP with the same skills/ and commands/.

• From the Marketplace: open Cursor → Settings → Plugins (or the Marketplace) and search "chili piper", then install. It's also discoverable from the Grok bot plugin list.
• Local / pre-release: copy this repo into ~/.cursor/plugins/local/chili-piper, reload Cursor, then install and log in.

On first use Cursor runs the same one-click OAuth login the Chili Piper MCP already supports — no JSON to paste and no API key to manage. Prefer an API key instead? Follow mcp-servers/chili-piper/README.md (CHILI_PIPER_API_KEY).

3. Run a skill

In Claude Code:

/inspect-meeting guest@example.com
/audit-routing "APAC Sales"

Or just ask in natural language — the agent loads the matching skill automatically.

Every skill also has a slash-command wrapper, so they all surface when you type /chili… (the plugin namespace). Type / to browse:

/copy-user, /offboard-user, /manage-meeting-types, /configure-distro-router, /configure-handoff-router, /configure-concierge-router, and /manage-scheduling-links write to Chili Piper — they default to a dry run and confirm before applying.

Deploy for your whole team

A single admin can roll these skills out to an entire team or org so everyone gets the same vetted specialists — and for a first-party set like this, org-wide is often the right call.

Easiest (Claude Desktop / claude.ai): add the marketplace under Organization plugins (Customize → Organization plugins → ＋ → Create plugin → Add marketplace → https://github.com/Chili-Piper/mcp-assets → Sync). It then shows up for everyone in your org's Directory → Your organization tab.