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Getting Started

Quickstart

Sign up for Context Repo, create your first prompt, and connect it to your AI assistant — all in under five minutes.

This guide gets you from zero to a working Context Repo setup in three steps. By the end, you'll have a prompt saved and accessible from your AI assistant.

Sign up at Context Repo

Head to contextrepo.com and create your account. You can sign up with your email address or use a social login like Google or GitHub. There's no email verification step — you'll land on the dashboard right away.

Create your first prompt

Click New Prompt in the toolbar. The creation dialog has three fields:

  • Title — give your prompt a descriptive name, like "Code Review Checklist" (required)
  • Description — a short note about what this prompt does
  • Prompt Content — paste or type your prompt template (required)

You can also assign the prompt to a collection to keep things organized. Hit Create Prompt and you're done — your prompt is saved with version history from day one.

Connect an AI assistant via MCP

Context Repo uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to connect directly to AI assistants like Cursor, Claude Desktop, VS Code, and more. Once connected, your prompts and documents are available right inside your AI workflow — no copy-pasting required.

The fastest way to get started is with Cursor's one-click setup:

cursor://install-mcp/context-repo

Paste that link into your browser, and Cursor will automatically configure the Context Repo MCP server. You can verify it's working by asking your AI assistant to "list my prompts" — it should return the prompt you just created.

For other AI clients, check the setup guides below.

Next Steps