Today we launched the Aisle Prompts MCP server. This lets you take your Aisle Prompts and use them directly in Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot and any other tool that supports MCP Directory servers.
We use prompts constantly while building Aisle: reviewing code for security issues, styling components to our design system, scaffolding integrations. These prompts include our actual conventions and architecture docs as attached context. We also switch development tools regularly - Cursor this month, Claude Code next month, whatever's best. We didn't want to maintain these prompts in multiple places or lock into a single editor.
So we built this. Prompts live in Aisle, are distributed via MCP server and are accessible in any compatible editor. Changes to prompts deploy immediately to everyone. Our team picks their preferred tools. There is no migration path to switch editors, and prompts execute with our developers local context and settings.
Aisle lets you build prompts once and deploy them everywhere: API endpoints for your application, multi-model chat for your team, workflows for automation. Now you can add your development tools to that list.
Getting Started
Creating and Managing the Server
Go to the Connectors section in Aisle and click to create a new prompt directory server.
Give your server a name. Something like "Development Prompts" or "Security Review Prompts" works. This is just for organization. Then select which prompts to include - you can change this later.
Click Create. You'll get setup instructions with a configuration and access token. For Cursor and Claude Code, paste the config into MCP settings.
Using in your IDE
Once the Aisle Prompt MCP Directory Server has been added you only need to type / and the prompts will be available. Select a prompt and it will run locally on your IDE with the settings and context you have selected.
Managing the Server
Click Manage on your server to add or remove prompts. Generate additional access tokens for different team members. Revoke tokens individually if needed.
