PromptHouse

You can connect PromptHouse prompts to MCP-enabled clients like Claude Desktop and other AI tools to automatically fetch and execute prompts from your library. This MCP server makes it easy to expose your prompts to compatible clients, enabling seamless, programmatic access and streamlined workflows.

How to use

Set up a connection in your MCP client to fetch prompts from PromptHouse. You can use either the HTTP bridge method or a local stdio configuration, depending on what your client supports. Once connected, you can list your prompts, retrieve full prompt content, and trigger prompt execution directly from your AI client, avoiding manual copy-paste.

How to install

Prerequisites: you need Node.js installed on your machine. The MCP server can be run via NPX, or installed globally for convenient access.

Option A: Run with NPX (recommended)

.```bash
npx prompthouse-mcp

Option B: Install globally and run

.```bash
npm install -g prompthouse-mcp
prompthouse-mcp

Option C: Run directly from GitHub (alternative)

.```bash
npx github:newtype-01/prompthouse-mcp

Configuration and examples

Configure Claude Desktop or your MCP client to connect to PromptHouse. You have two explicit options for how to connect:

.```json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "prompt-house-http": {
      "type": "http",
      "name": "prompt-house-http",
      "url": "https://prompthouse.app/api/mcp-link?accessLink=your-access-link-here",
      "args": []
    }
  }
}

Security and access

Your access link is private and unique to you. Do not share it publicly. The link can be regenerated from PromptHouse settings at any time, and all MCP communications can be secured with HTTPS.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues, ensure the access link is set correctly in your client config and that the client can reach the PromptHouse service. If you’re using a local setup, verify the local server is running and the environment variables are correctly provided.

Notes

Two primary connection methods are shown: a web HTTP bridge and a local stdio setup. Use the HTTP bridge when you want to connect to PromptHouse’s online MCP endpoint, or use the stdio approach for a direct, local integration in your MCP client.

Available tools

get_prompt_list

List all available prompts with titles and tags so you can browse and filter your library from an MCP-enabled client.

get_prompt

Retrieve the full content of a specific prompt by its ID so you can view or execute it from your AI client.