docs: add MCP getting-started guide to Swig skill#122
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This pull request updates the Swig Smart Wallet skill documentation to add full support for the Swig MCP server in addition to the existing SDK-based workflow. The documentation now clearly distinguishes between operational (MCP) and code-generation (SDK) paths, provides detailed step-by-step guides for both, and clarifies when each path should be used. The changes also update terminology, workflow summaries, and prerequisites to reflect this dual-path approach.
Major documentation improvements:
Added support and instructions for Swig MCP server:
Clarified execution paths and when to use MCP vs SDK:
Updated workflow summaries and prerequisites:
Terminology and structure updates:
The documentation now consistently refers to "SDK operations" and "SDK installation" to clarify which parts apply to SDK-based development, and updates operation tables and headings accordingly. [1] [2] [3]
Added notes on authority key formats and mapped MCP commands to agent prompts for clarity. [1] [2]
These changes make the skill more versatile and user-friendly, enabling agents to support both direct operational workflows and code generation/integration scenarios.