Developer Resource Hub
Free Sauce.
Real Stack.
Three production MCP servers built on the same stack I use for client work. Not a demo, not a boilerplate — the actual rendering techniques, callable from Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client. Free. No account required.
The Suite
Three MCPs. Three layers.
Each one covers a different part of the stack. Use one, use all three. They run independently.
SKRUCIBLE MCP
Design rendering OS built on React Three Fiber. Custom GLSL shaders, MeshTransmissionMaterial glass refraction, Rapier WASM physics, Tone.js audio synthesis, GSAP scroll, Pixi.js 2D GPU overlay — served as callable component recipes. Connect your agent and ask for production-grade WebGL code.
QuantumSkyes Design MCP
27-tool design system server. Template packs, stack audits, quality gates, logo standards, content generation, production proof ledger, luxury UI audit, variety system — the full design-to-deployment ruleset I run on every client project. Use it locally through npx, or use the live HTTP endpoint through FS27 gate access.
Skye World MCP
World-site and spatial experience MCP. Theatre.js animation sequences, Remotion video composition, immersive R3F world-site patterns, spatial navigation systems, cinematic scroll techniques, and a quality gate that checks whether the generated source actually contains the runtime signals.
Try The Lane
Proof console for the sauce.
A small operator surface wired into this page so the browser proof can exercise the hub like real software: edit, filter, toggle, select a plan state, and see the MCP output counter move.
Connect
30 seconds to your first tool call.
Option A — npx suite
{
"mcpServers": {
"skrucible": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "skrucible"]
},
"quantumskyes": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "quantumskyes-mcp"]
},
"skye-world": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "skye-world-mcp"]
}
}
}
Option B — HTTP endpoints
{
"mcpServers": {
"skrucible": {
"url": "https://skrucible.pages.dev/mcp"
},
"quantumskyes-remote": {
"url": "https://skye-design-mcp.pages.dev/mcp"
}
}
}
Proof of Work
Live. Tested. Shipped.
Every tool call verified. 18 invocations, 20 concurrent requests, stdio and HTTP both passing.
This is not a mock — it is the actual output from npm publish and a live stress test run.
npm publish output
$ npm publish --access public npm notice 📦 skrucible@1.0.3 npm notice 📦 quantumskyes-mcp@1.0.1 npm notice 📦 skye-world-mcp@1.0.0 npm notice Tarball Contents skrucible 31KB unpacked · 8 tools quantumskyes 608KB unpacked · 27 tools / 31 resources skye-world 20KB unpacked · 10 tools + skrucible@1.0.3 + quantumskyes-mcp@1.0.1 + skye-world-mcp@1.0.0
fresh install smoke — all three packages
✓ SKRUCIBLE tools: 8 · shader: 1992c ✓ QuantumSkyes tools: 27 · resources: 31 ✓ QuantumSkyes template pack ok · ledger bundled ✓ Skye World tools: 10 · rooms: 5 ✓ Skye World quality gate: true total: 45 tools live through npx
npx install + tool call — end to end
$ npm install skrucible quantumskyes-mcp skye-world-mcp --silent $ node client-smoke.mjs skrucible: tools=8 quantumskyes: tools=27 resources=31 skye-world: tools=10 quality=true
The Philosophy
Why it's free.
Most people hoard their stack. I built SkyeKnowology on the opposite premise — if I can give devs the actual techniques I use on paid client work, the whole ecosystem gets sharper. The MCP servers are my Skye CIP (Creative Intelligence Platform) surfaced as a tool. You're not getting a tutorial. You're getting the production layer.
SKRUCIBLE is free because it's already doing its job in client builds. QuantumSkyes is the full design ruleset — public through npx and gate-owned through FS27 HTTP. Skye World is now live as the spatial layer. Three MCPs, one stack, one person building it.
SKRUCIBLE
WebGL, GLSL, physics, audio — as MCP tools. No token required.
npx -y skrucible
QuantumSkyes
27-tool design system. npx local package plus FS27-gated HTTP.
npx -y quantumskyes-mcp
Skye World MCP
Spatial · Theatre.js · Remotion. npx live.
npx -y skye-world-mcp