Model Context Protocol

Your prompt library, inside every AI tool

Cuedock's MCP server connects your blocks and saved prompts to Claude Desktop, Cursor, n8n, and any MCP-compatible client. Stay in your workflow — pull prompts on demand.

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Built for real workflows

Six ways teams use Cuedock's MCP server every day.

Coding with context

Working in Cursor? Pull your "Senior TypeScript Dev" role block and project context into every conversation. No more re-explaining your stack, conventions, or preferences.

Consistent AI conversations

Using Claude Desktop for research? Load your saved "Deep Research" prompt in one command. Same structure, same quality — every time.

Reusable across tools

Build your prompt library once in Cuedock. Use it from Claude, Cursor, n8n, or any future MCP client — your blocks follow you everywhere.

Automation pipelines

Connect Cuedock to n8n or Make via MCP. Dynamically assemble prompts in your automation workflows using your pre-built blocks.

Content creation

Writing blog posts, emails, or social content? Snap together your brand voice block, audience context, and task — assembled and ready in seconds.

Team prompt sharing

Your whole team uses the same workspace. Everyone gets access to the same blocks and prompts via their own MCP token — consistent output across the team.

8 tools at your AI's fingertips

Every tool is read-only — your library is safe. The AI can browse and assemble, but never modify your blocks.

list_blocks

List all blocks in your workspace, filtered by type or favorites.

search_blocks

Full-text search across block titles and content.

get_block

Fetch the full content of any block by ID.

list_prompts

Browse your saved prompts, optionally filtered by folder.

get_prompt

Load a saved prompt with its assembled text and block breakdown.

assemble_prompt

Build a prompt on the fly from block IDs with auto-sorting by type.

list_folders

See your folder structure for organized prompt browsing.

list_workspaces

Discover workspaces available to your API token.

Sample prompts to get you started

Copy these into Claude Desktop or Cursor to see the MCP server in action with your Cuedock library.

Load a saved prompt

Ask your AI to use a prompt you already built in Cuedock.

“Search my Cuedock prompts for the one about code review, and show me the assembled text.”

Assemble on the fly

Combine specific blocks into a fresh prompt right in the conversation.

“List my role blocks. Then assemble a prompt using my "Senior React Dev" role, the "E-commerce project" context, and the "Code review" task block.”

Search your library

Find the right block without leaving your AI conversation.

“Search my blocks for anything related to "tone of voice" and show me what you find.”

Browse by type

Filter blocks by type to find exactly what you need.

“Show me all my context blocks. I need to pick the right one for a new project.”

Use in automation

In an n8n or Make workflow, dynamically build prompts from your library.

“List all task blocks in my workspace, then assemble a prompt with the first role block and the "Weekly report" task.”

Quick prompt grab

Pull a complete prompt into your current conversation instantly.

“Get my "Customer support reply" prompt and use it to draft a response to this customer email.”

Connect Claude.ai

One-click connect

Opens claude.ai with Cuedock pre-configured. You'll sign in to authorize access.

Add to Claude.ai

Or set up manually

Server URL

https://mcp.cuedock.app/mcp

In claude.ai, open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.
Name it Cuedock and paste the URL above.
Click Add, then Connect on the new connector and sign in to Cuedock to complete OAuth.

Use with other MCP clients

Connect Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, or any MCP client using an API token.

Create an API token

Go to Settings → Integrations in your Cuedock dashboard and create an API token. Choose which workspaces to include.

Configure your client

Pick your client below, copy the config, and replace YOUR_CUEDOCK_TOKEN with your token.

Start using it

Cuedock tools appear automatically. Try: “List my Cuedock blocks.”

Terminal

Run this in your terminal. Replace YOUR_CUEDOCK_TOKEN with your token from Settings → Integrations.

claude mcp add --transport http --header "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_CUEDOCK_TOKEN" cuedock https://mcp.cuedock.app/mcp

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