Ryan arcade builder
Build publicly playable browser games with mobile touch controls, CSP-safe scenes, shared ride validation, model provenance, and targeted tests.
ryan-arcade-builder · original-custom
Ryan's original custom skills
Reusable, project-specific workflows for building Ryan's portfolio, arcade games, custom ride assets, hometown racing, and the Eat my face maze game. Read these public instructions without signing in or running JavaScript. All three games are playable without an account; verified sign-in is only needed for community ride sharing and the showroom.
Custom only: these five files were originally authored for Ryan's portfolio and arcade workflows, with AI assistance, from the project's own requirements and code. They are not downloaded skills, vendor skill text, or an imported internet collection. This is not a claim that Ryan personally wrote the instructions, nor a blanket license for site content or vehicle trademarks.
Read and download the five original skills
Professional portfolio PWA
Build and improve an installable, responsive portfolio with verified profile content, secure recruiter chat, Firebase Hosting, and offline support.
professional-portfolio-pwa · original-custom
Ride customizer
Create custom car GLBs in Blender (original or licensed), with naming, budgets, and provenance; then paint, decals, stickers, validated sharing, and racer compatibility.
ride-customizer · original-custom
Hometown racer
Fixed-step driving with interpolation, flicker-free rendering, a clear finish line, fair checkpoints and AI, always-playable stock cars, and desktop and touch controls.
hometown-racer · original-custom
Eat my face
Build the 3D mouse maze: guide the mouse to the cheese wearing Ryan's face before the cats catch you, with fair cat AI, touch and keyboard controls, fullscreen, and tests.
eat-my-face · original-custom
JSON catalog: exact allowlist, source, provenance, HTML paths, raw paths, and byte sizes
Install only the custom instructions you choose
- Read a workflow and download its
SKILL.md. Review instructions before enabling them. - Create a folder matching the skill name in your agent's supported skills directory. Project-local Copilot example:
.github\skills\hometown-racer\SKILL.md. For an explicitly chosen personal install across projects, save under.agents\skills\hometown-racer\SKILL.mdin your profile instead. - Copy only the selected original file. Never copy or auto-discover downloaded, plugin, vendor, or installed skill collections. Use the same exact folder name as the document's frontmatter.
- Ask your agent for the matching workflow. Adapt Ryan-specific source paths/contracts after inspecting the target project. Skill files are instructions, not executable scripts; MCP is optional.
Working local MCP server
The project includes an actual protocol server using the official Model Context Protocol SDK. With a checkout and Node.js 20+, open PowerShell in web\mcp-server:
npm ci
npm test
npm startnpm start runs stdio for an MCP client, not a browser or interactive command prompt. Configure your client to run node with the absolute path to web\mcp-server\server.js. For example, adapt this configuration to your local checkout:
{
"mcpServers": {
"ryan-custom-skills": {
"command": "node",
"args": ["C:\\path\\to\\web\\mcp-server\\server.js"]
}
}
}Alternatively run npm run start:http and connect an MCP client to http://127.0.0.1:4318/mcp. This localhost address is local only, not a public endpoint. Stop with Ctrl+C. The read-only HTTP service binds only to loopback, rejects foreign Host/Origin headers, and does not enable cross-origin browser access or GET/SSE sessions.
Read-only MCP capabilities
list_custom_skills: lists only the five original allowlisted documents.get_custom_skill: accepts an exact name such as{"name":"hometown-racer"}; no arbitrary paths.resources/listandresources/read: fixed URIs such asryan-skills://custom/hometown-racer.
No shell execution, generic file reader, account access, write tools, runtime directory scanning, or installed-skill collection access exists. Dependencies implement MCP; they are not published as skills. See the checkout's mcp-server\README.md for maintenance and tests. A future remote MCP service would require a separately authorized deployment and security review; none has been performed here.