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prompts.chat Extension	Add prompts.chat MCP Server as a goose Extension

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This tutorial covers how to add the prompts.chat MCP Server as a goose extension to enable access to thousands of AI prompts directly in your AI assistant.

:::tip Quick Install Launch the installer Command

npx -y @fkadev/prompts.chat-mcp@latest

**Environment Variable (Optional)** ``` PROMPTS_API_KEY: ``` :::

Configuration

:::info Note that you'll need Node.js installed on your system to run this command, as it uses npx. :::

The PROMPTS_API_KEY is optional. If you want to save and list private prompts, obtain your API key from{" "} prompts.chat and paste it in. } />

Example Usage

The prompts.chat extension provides access to a curated library of AI prompts that you can search and use directly within goose. This is useful when you need inspiration or want to leverage proven prompt patterns for specific tasks.

1. Open a new session in goose Desktop

1. Open a terminal and start a new goose session:

goose session

Searching for Prompts

goose Prompt

Search for prompts about code review

goose Output

I found several prompts related to code review:

1. **Code Review Assistant** - A comprehensive prompt for reviewing code quality, 
   security, and best practices
2. **Pull Request Reviewer** - Helps analyze pull requests and suggest improvements
3. **Security Code Audit** - Focuses on identifying security vulnerabilities

Would you like me to retrieve any of these prompts?

Using a Prompt

goose Prompt

Get the Code Review Assistant prompt and use it to review my current file

goose Output

I've retrieved the Code Review Assistant prompt. Let me apply it to analyze your code...

[Applying prompt guidelines to review your code]

Here's my review based on the prompt's framework:

✅ Code structure and organization
✅ Naming conventions
⚠️ Consider adding error handling for edge cases
⚠️ Documentation could be improved for public methods

Would you like me to help address any of these findings?