{ "mcpServers": { "myRoutines": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "mcp-routine"], "env": { "FILENAME": "/path/to/your/mcp-routines.json" } } } }

create-routine load-routines update-routine delete-routine

**User**: "add an Onboarding page to the Getting started page **AI**: I'll help you add an "Onboarding" page to the Getting Started page. First, I'll need to find the Getting Started page ID. Let me search for it: Great, I found the Getting Started page. Now I'll create a new "Onboarding" page under it: I've successfully created a new page titled "Onboarding" under the Getting Started page. The page has been created with a basic title, and you can now access it at the URL provided in the response. Would you like me to add any specific content to this new Onboarding page? **User**:Yes, add some placeholder information for a standard onboarding experience **AI**: I'll add some structured placeholder content to the Onboarding page to outline a standard onboarding experience. **User**: now convert all these steps into a route to insert a page into a parent page **AI**: I'll create a routine that captures the steps we just performed to insert a page into a parent page with structured content. This will make it reusable for future similar tasks. I've created a routine called insert_structured_page that captures the workflow we used. The routine has three main steps: 1. Search for the parent page using its title to get the page ID 2. Create a new page under the found parent page 3. Add structured content to the new page with sections and bullet points The routine is parameterized so you can customize: - parent_page_title: The title of the parent page to search for - new_page_title: The title for the new page - welcome_message: Introduction text for the page - section1_title: Title for the first section (can add more sections as needed) - bullet_point1, bullet_point2, bullet_point3: Bullet points under sections - help_message: The help/support message at the bottom To use this routine, you would just need to provide these parameters with your desired content, and it will create a structured page with consistent formatting.

npm run build

npx -y --prefix /path/to/local/mcp-routine routine

npm publish --access public