Mentionable MCP Playbook — Open-Source Recipes and Workflows
The Mentionable MCP Playbook is an open-source repository of ready-to-copy agent workflows, system prompts and recipes for Claude Desktop, Cursor and n8n. Browse, fork, contribute.
Updated 2026-04-30
Playbook
The Mentionable MCP Playbook is the canonical, open-source library of agent recipes built on the Mentionable MCP.
What's inside
The playbook collects production-ready recipes that combine Mentionable MCP tools into useful agent workflows. Each recipe declares:
- The tool chain it relies on (
list_fan_outs,list_competitors, etc.). - A system prompt ready to paste into Claude Desktop, Cursor or n8n.
- The expected output format so you know what good looks like.
- The client it was tested in.
Recipes are versioned in Git, so you can pin a specific commit when you ship an agent that depends on a workflow.
Playbook vs. Use cases
The Use cases page in these docs gives you eight short workflows you can copy in seconds. The playbook is the longer-form companion: more recipes, real-world variants, edge cases, and contributions from the community.
| Use cases page | Playbook repo | |
|---|---|---|
| Format | Curated, in-docs | Open-source, on GitHub |
| Depth | Short, copy-paste | Full recipe with sample I/O |
| Scope | Eight canonical flows | Growing library |
| Updates | Editorial | Pull requests |
If you only have five minutes, start with Use cases. If you're building something serious, fork the playbook.
Contribute
The playbook is open to contributions. Add a recipe by opening a pull request:
- Pick a category (or propose a new one in the issue tracker first).
- Drop your recipe in the right folder, following the structure in the README.
- Include the tool chain, the system prompt, a sample input and a sample output.
- Note the client you tested in (Claude Desktop, Cursor, n8n, custom).
Recipes that solve a recurring user problem and ship a clean prompt are the most likely to be merged.
Related
- Use cases — the curated short-form workflows.
- Tools reference — every input parameter and response shape.
- Quickstart — wire up the MCP in five minutes before you run a recipe.