Prompt Book Server
by cardinalblue
The Prompt Book Server is an MCP server that connects to Notion databases containing AI prompts. It allows you to manage, search, and retrieve prompts efficiently across multiple prompt collections.
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What is Prompt Book Server?
The Prompt Book Server is a tool to organize and access AI prompts stored in Notion databases. It acts as a bridge between AI tools and Notion, making it easy to maintain a centralized prompt library.
How to use Prompt Book Server?
Configure the server in your MCP configuration file by adding the provided JSON snippet. Then, use the provided example prompts and tool names to interact with the server for listing, searching, reading, managing, adding, and updating prompts. You can connect to an existing Notion database or create a new one with the correct schema.
Key features of Prompt Book Server
Manage multiple prompt collections (prompt books)
Search, filter, and browse prompts by title, type, or tags
Quickly access the full content of any prompt
Add, update, and copy prompts between books
Create new prompt databases with the proper schema directly in Notion
Use cases of Prompt Book Server
Centralized management of AI prompts for various projects
Efficient prompt discovery and retrieval for AI development
Collaboration on prompt engineering within a team
Integration of AI prompts into coding and non-coding tools
FAQ from Prompt Book Server
How do I add a new prompt book?
How do I add a new prompt book?
You can either connect to an existing Notion database or create a new one using the provided tools and instructions.
What properties should my Notion database have?
What properties should my Notion database have?
Your Notion database should have 'Name' (title), 'Type' (select), and 'Tags' (multi-select) properties.
Where can I find my Notion API token?
Where can I find my Notion API token?
You can find your Notion API token at https://www.notion.so/my-integrations.
How do I configure the server in my coding tools?
How do I configure the server in my coding tools?
Add the provided JSON configuration to your MCP configuration file, which varies depending on the tool you are using (cline, roo_code, windsurf, claude).
What are some example prompts I can use?
What are some example prompts I can use?
The README provides several example prompts for listing, searching, reading, and managing prompts and prompt books.