monkey-jeff/prompt-muse

Prompt Muse

An MCP server providing reusable prompt templates for common coding tasks.

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Features

This MCP server provides ready-to-use prompt templates for common coding tasks:

• Debug - Help debugging issues with structured guidance
• Explain - Explain how code works, tailored to audience level
• Document - Generate comprehensive code documentation
• Add Feature - Add new features to existing code with implementation guidance
• Branch - Create git branches with proper naming conventions
• Commit - Create git commits following best practices

All prompts are stored as YAML files in the prompts/ directory for easy customization and extension.

Installation

1. Install dependencies:

npm install

2. Configure in Claude Desktop or other MCP clients by adding to your config file:

For Claude Desktop on macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json For Claude Desktop on Windows: %APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "prompt-muse": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["/absolute/path/to/prompt-muse/index.js"]
    }
  }
}

3. Restart Claude Desktop

Usage

Once configured, you'll see the prompts available in your MCP client. You can invoke them by name and optionally pass arguments.

Examples

Basic prompt (no arguments):

• Use the code-review prompt to get a comprehensive code review

Prompt with optional arguments:

• Use the refactor prompt with focus: "performance" to get performance-focused refactoring

Prompt with required arguments:

• Use the add-feature prompt with feature: "user authentication" to add a new feature

Adding Custom Prompts

Prompts are stored as individual YAML files in the prompts/ directory. To add a new prompt:

1. Create a new .yaml file in the prompts/ directory
2. Use this structure:

# Comment describing the prompt
name: my-prompt           # Unique identifier (required)
description: What this prompt does  # Brief description (required)

# Optional arguments with template variable substitution
arguments:
  - name: param1
    description: Parameter description
    required: true      # or false

# The actual prompt text (required)
# Use {param1} for variable substitution
# Use {param1}conditional text{/param1} for optional text
template: |
  Prompt text with {param1} placeholder
  Multiple lines supported

3. Restart the MCP server to load the new prompt

Template Syntax

• {variableName} - Replaced with argument value
• {variableName}optional text{/variableName} - Text included only when argument is provided
• Use YAML's | for multi-line templates
• Add comments with # to document your prompts

Example: Creating a Code Review Prompt

Create prompts/code-review.yaml:

# Code Review Prompt
# Provides comprehensive code review feedback

name: code-review
description: Get thorough code review with best practices

arguments:
  - name: focus
    description: Specific focus area (e.g., 'security', 'performance')
    required: false

template: |
  Please review this code{focus} with focus on {focus}{/focus}.

  Provide:
  - Code quality assessment
  - Best practice suggestions
  - Potential bugs or issues
  - Improvement recommendations

Development

Run the server directly:

node index.js

Run tests:

npm test

Documentation

Full documentation is available at https://monkey-jeff.github.io/prompt-muse/

Topics covered:

• Getting Started Guide
• Available Prompts Reference
• Creating Custom Prompts
• Template Syntax Guide
• Contributing Guidelines

Contributing

We welcome contributions! Please see our Contributing Guide for details.

License

MIT - See for details