Enhance problem statement with clarification on MCP's role in skills interaction model

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Skills discoverability is a specific instance of a more general MCP challenge: context-as-resources discoverability and standardization of client host behavior around non-tool primitives. The ecosystem has largely optimized for tools, and patterns for how clients discover and consume other forms of context — including skills — remain underdeveloped. Solutions in this space are likely to have implications beyond skills alone.
MCP's value for skills isn't just distribution, it's the interaction model. MCP defines app, human, and assistant roles, giving skills a built-in framework for control model decisions (who sees the content, who decides when it loads). This makes MCP a natural complement to skills as a delivery channel for workflow instructions.
## Key Use Cases
See [use-cases.md](use-cases.md) for detailed use cases and community input. In summary: