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"Example Usage of MCP Prompts" matching MCP tools:

  • Generate custom voices using description prompts and preview text with MiniMax MCP JS. Save outputs to specified directories for text-to-speech applications.
    MIT
  • List virtual keys in your Portkey org to retrieve slugs for prompts or auditing. Returns name, slug, status, usage limits, rate limits, reset state, and model config.
    MIT
  • Execute a single AI model call to test prompts before building full workflows. Returns output, token usage, estimated provider cost, and trace URL.
    MIT
  • Securely store a provider API key as an encrypted virtual key. Returns a unique slug for use in prompts and configurations, with optional usage and rate limits.
    MIT
  • Create a new prompt collection to organize prompts by app. Use this to establish a namespace before creating prompts; returns collection id and slug.
    MIT

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  • Audit token usage and estimate costs for MCP servers. Optionally filter by server name to focus on specific infrastructure.
    MIT
  • Retrieve specific examples from LangSmith datasets using example IDs and optional version timestamps for data analysis and model evaluation.
    MIT
  • Fetch full metadata and a copy-pasteable React usage example for any UploadKit component by name. Returns TSX code with import lines; suggests similar components if name not found.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Anthropic's official prompting guide to write and optimize prompts for Claude models. Use when designing system prompts or structuring XML tags.
    MIT
  • Access the complete guide with all available tools and usage examples to understand how to search iMessage history and analyze conversation patterns.
    MIT
  • Compare AI model performance by testing 1-5 models simultaneously with identical prompts. Get output text, latency, token usage, and cost estimates for informed model selection.
    MIT
  • Run multiple generation prompts in sequence with a shared system prompt. Captures errors inline per item, returning all results with delimiters.
    MIT
  • Execute prompts with LLMs by retrieving templates from MCP servers, filling variables, and returning structured responses with metadata for testing workflows.
    MIT
  • Stop anonymous usage telemetry collection in Optimizely DXP MCP Server to prevent analytics and error data gathering. Telemetry is optional and helps improve server functionality.
    MIT
  • Execute multiple CLI agent prompts in parallel using server-side asyncio, enabling concurrent task processing with controlled concurrency limits.
    MIT