An open catalogue, kept by hand
Prompts, skills and MCP servers worth keeping
Promptea is part catalogue, part weekly paper. Anyone can publish. Every entry is read by a human before it goes live, and everything here is free to take.
Four shelves
Prompts
Ready to paste, written for a specific job. Copy, adapt, ship.
Skills
Instructions plus files that an agent loads only when it needs them.
MCP Servers
Model Context Protocol servers that hand an agent real tools and real data.
Tools
Scripts, configs and evaluation harnesses. The unglamorous half that decides whether the rest works.
Newest in the catalogue
From the desk
Reviews, guides and a weekly note on what actually landed. We install the thing before we write about it.
- Read this before you install an MCP serverAn MCP server is not a plugin, it is a set of hands. Three questions to ask before you give it any.
- How to write a prompt entry that someone reusesFour fields separate a prompt people copy from a prompt people scroll past, and none of them is the prompt.
- Promptea is open, and here is what it is notA catalogue of prompts, skills and MCP servers, with a newspaper attached. Anyone can publish, nothing publishes itself.
How publishing works
1. Ask for an account
Register as a publisher. We approve accounts by hand, which is slower and keeps the place readable.
2. Submit an entry
Title, what it does, what it needs to run, and the licence. Show the prompt or link the repository.
3. A human reads it
If it works and it is yours to publish, it goes live under your name. If not, you get a reason, not silence.