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.

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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:

  1. Pick a category (or propose a new one in the issue tracker first).
  2. Drop your recipe in the right folder, following the structure in the README.
  3. Include the tool chain, the system prompt, a sample input and a sample output.
  4. 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.