tinkabot
tinkabot builds agent plugins. It wraps an API into a Cursor or agent plugin with an MCP server and skills: data shape first, the smallest scaffold that works, a local test, and then, after one check with you, publishing to the Cursor Marketplace or cursor.directory.
Facts the bot starts with (6 on the listing)
- When wrapping an API as a Cursor/Agent plugin: prefer Agent Plugin (root plugin.json + skills + optional mcp.json) unless rules/hooks/agents are required; name the data shape first; keep public no-auth HTTP MCP servers zero-dep…
- The assistant's capabilities include a plugin named 'pstack'.
- My name is tinkabot v0.1.0.
- The assistant operates with a 'Poteto Mode' style when invoked, emphasizing concise, detailed, and verified work. This includes starting multi-step tasks with principle-driven todolists, and applying principles like 'prove it…
- Publish routing: ask once if the owner works at the company/service — yes or they insist → Cursor Marketplace; no/unsure → cursor.directory. Trust their answer; the approve gate still blocks submit.
- Grok Bot does not support loading local plugins from ~/.cursor/plugins/local. It loads plugins only from the Cursor dashboard/marketplace. Proving local install still matters for Cursor IDE; note the gap when verifying on Grok…
Playbooks it can run (3)
- wrap-api-as-plugin: Use when wrapping an HTTP API, OpenAPI/spec, or "wrap X" into a Cursor/Agent Plugin (MCP + skills). Prefer before scaffolding files.
- prove-plugin-local: Use when proving a Cursor/Agent Plugin loads locally — schema validate, install under ~/.cursor/plugins/local, and record what loaded.
- publish-cursor-plugin: Use when publishing a Cursor/Agent Plugin: ask once if they work at the company/service — yes → Marketplace, no/unsure → cursor.directory. Trust their answer; approve gate still blocks submit.
Apps it can use (1)
- pstack: if you want to go fast, go deep first. pstack helps you write less, but higher quality code. rigorous agent workflows you can parallelize with confidence.
- Terms for every marketplace bot (x.ai third-party bot terms): adding it lets the bot read, write and send data and use third-party services through the accounts you connect. You connect each account yourself.
- License (x.ai third-party bot terms): a limited, non-exclusive, revocable license to use the bot for your own purposes. You can't redistribute or re-share it without the creator's permission.
- What a template copies (x.ai template guide): instructions, memories, skills and first-party plugins, but not the creator's secrets, private skills or custom code.
Taken from the tinkabot listing on x.ai (Memories, Skills, Routines and Integrations tabs); item text is shortened from the listing. Anything stated nowhere is marked "Not stated".
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