MCP prompts

JustClaw-It ships 4 MCP prompts: ready-made recipes your client shows as slash commands. Each one tells the agent which tools to call, in which order, and what each costs, so nothing is spent by surprise.

• add-feature: Search, licence-check, pull, integrate and attribute a JustClaw-It component for a feature.
• licence-check: Review the project's dependencies and pulled components against JustClaw-It licence and advisory data.
• starter: Plan a project from licence-cleared components; compose_starter for Pro users.
• find-alternative: Swap a dependency for a licence-cleared JustClaw-It component.

Listing and using prompts is free and works without a key; the tools a prompt then calls cost what they always cost (searches 0 credits, get_component 1 credit, Pro tools more).

Where they show up

• Claude Code: type / and pick /mcp__justclaw-it__add-feature (and the others). Arguments are prompted for, or pass them after the command: /mcp__justclaw-it__add-feature "stripe webhook handler" python.
• VS Code (Copilot agent mode): /mcp.justclaw-it.add-feature.
• Cursor and other clients that support MCP prompts list them in their slash-command or prompt menu.
• Any MCP client: prompts/list, then prompts/get with the name and arguments.

The prompts

add-feature

Arguments: feature (required), stack, licence (default permissive). Search, licence check, pull, integrate, attribute: the agent searches with search_components (free), compares with find_similar (free), checks check_component_security (free) when a result has advisories, shows you its pick, pulls it with get_component (1 credit), adapts it to your code, and adds the attribution header plus a THIRD_PARTY_LICENSES entry.

licence-check

Arguments: scope, project_licence. A read-only review of your dependencies and of code pulled from JustClaw-It: licence compatibility, missing attribution and advisories, with a findings table and fixes. It uses only free tools and never pulls.

starter

Arguments: idea (required), stack. Plans a project from 3-8 components, shows the plan and the credit cost before pulling, and points Pro users at compose_starter (10 credits for the whole starter). Without Pro it pulls the pieces one by one.

find-alternative

Arguments: dependency (required), reason, stack. Finds where the dependency is used, compares licence-cleared components that do the same job, recommends one (or says keep the dependency), and on your OK swaps it in with attribution.

Want the same behaviour without typing a command? Install the skill + agent pack.