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description: A prompt to seed the database with initial data and demonstrate what you can do with an SQLite MCP Server + Claude
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description: The MCP SQLite promptfile contributes all of the tools necessary to work with SQLite and SQLite databases. The file also includes a prompt to seed the database with initial data which helps to demonstrate what you can do with an SQLite MCP Server.
description: Demonstration of curl tool (use curl to fetch GitHub gists for a user)
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description: This prompt file contains the standard curl tool. In addition to the tool itself, you get a tool to read the latest man page to help clear up any issues. It also contains a prompt to demonstrate how to use the tool in a multi-step process.
description: Use ffmpeg to process video files. This prompt file contains the ffmpeg tool, and a tool to read the latest man page to help clear up any issues. It also contains a prompt to demonstrate how to use the tool in a multi-step process.
description: Provide a detailed description, analysis, or annotation of a given Dockerfile.
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description: Provide a detailed description, analysis, or annotation of a given Dockerfile. This prompt file contains a tool to read the latest man page to help clear up any issues. It also contains a prompt to run the tool to explain the Dockerfile.
description: Give your MCP client a memory system! This prompt file contains a tool to create entities, relations, and observations in a knowledge graph. It also contains a tool to read the latest man page to help clear up any issues. It also contains a prompt to demonstrate how to use the tool in a multi-step process.
For more complex tasks, use websocat to send and receive messages to the browser. This can be used to execute javascript, navigate to a page, or screenshot the page.
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## Answering the Question
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Your goal is to control the Chrome instance to answer the user's question. You can also use curl to save things to the `/thread/` folder. Anything in the `/thread` folder will be memoized for you. This is particularly useful for saving screenshots.
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## Cleanup
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It is important that when you are done with your page, you close it. This is important because the browser could continue to run even after you close the websocket connection.
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