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# Built-in Templates The following templates ship with `mcp-desktop-tools` and can be referenced via `--template-id` or the MCP API. | Template | Description | Key Variables | |----------|-------------|---------------| | `pyproject_min` | Minimal `pyproject.toml` plus README. | `project_name` (required), `description` (optional) | | `python_cli_min` | Typer-based CLI skeleton with package layout. | `project_name` (required), `package_name` (auto-derived), `description` (optional) | | `notebook_lab` | Starter Jupyter notebook with placeholder cell. | `title` (optional) | | `readme_license` | README and MIT License pair. | `project_name` (required), `owner` (optional), `year` (optional) | User templates stored in `~/.mcpdt/templates/<template-id>` follow the same structure. For example, to add a `garden_report` template: ```text ~/.mcpdt/templates/ garden_report/ template.yaml files/ README.md.j2 summary.md.j2 ``` `template.yaml` declares variables and file mappings, allowing overrides of built-in templates with matching names. User templates take precedence over packaged ones at load time.

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