Agent skill · nvidia
g-assist-mcp-skill
Use this skill to check or change this machine's NVIDIA display and GPU settings, such as resolution, refresh rate, V-Sync, G-SYNC, brightness, color, and GPU performance.
What it needs
About 10k tokens when loaded.
What this skill does
G-Assist G-Assist exposes NVIDIA display and GPU controls as callable tools. Use them whenever the user wants to view or change NVIDIA display or GPU settings on this machine. The available tools depend on the machine and hardware, so always rely on the G-Assist tools actually available in your session and only use tools that are present. When to use this skill Use this skill whenever the user wants to know or change how their NVIDIA display or GPU is behaving, or describes a symptom like screen tearing, stutter, a wrong or locked refresh rate, a dim monitor, or washed-out color. Prefer a read-only status check before changing anything. Do not use it to edit images, files, documents, or app windows. It acts only on the real display and GPU hardware, and the available tools depend on the machine, so confirm them at runtime instead of assuming. It covers refresh rate and resolution; monitor brightness and color (temperature, gamma, contrast, RGB gain, and ambient-light adaptive brightness/color); monitor volume and image presets; restoring display defaults; G-SYNC, G-SYNC Pulsar and V-Sync; and GPU performance such as a frame-rate limit, a max performance-per-watt mode, and plotting GPU/CPU metrics. Purpose G-Assist maps a natural-language request to a single display or GPU control tool: a status query to read current state, or a dedicated tool to change one setting per turn. Prerequisites An NVIDIA driver installation that provides G-Assist on this machine (the gassist MCP server at the path in Setup). An MCP-capable host configured with the gassist server (see Setup). No API keys are required. Setup The G-Assist tools come from a stdio MCP server that the host launches. The executable ships at: That path contains a space (NVIDIA Corporation), and some hosts (for example Cursor) start MCP servers through cmd.exe, which fails to spawn a command whose path contains a space. …
How to use it
Reference it in AdaL, Claude Code, Cursor or any coding agent — nothing to install:
@skills nvidia/g-assist-mcp-skill