Every prompt, as a slash command

The NightMarquee MCP server: one command and every build shows up in Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor and Codex, each written natively for the tool you're in. The free ones work with no account.

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$npx nightmarquee

✓ connected · catalog ready · free prompts, no account

>/mcp__nightmarquee__

  • glasshouse-nineWalk into the glasshouse as you scrollfree
  • isolaLuxury fragrance hero, scent pyramid relights the bottleUnlimited
  • aetheris-voyageDream-travel hero with a rotating nebulafree
  • oud-emberScroll, and the camera pushes into the smokeUnlimited
  • lumen-observatoryDeep-space scene with a parallax starfieldfree
  • nullpointA product page built like a lab reportUnlimited
  • …the rest, all listed the same way

$npx nightmarquee

Install once, from the editor you already use

Claude Code takes it in a single line:

claude mcp add nightmarquee -- npx -y nightmarquee

So does Codex, in its CLI, the IDE extension or the ChatGPT app:

codex mcp add nightmarquee -- npx -y nightmarquee

Claude Desktop and Cursor read the same server from their MCP config:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "nightmarquee": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "nightmarquee"]
    }
  }
}

Claude Desktop can also take it as a single file. Download the one-click bundle and open it: no config to edit, nothing to install first.

No API key, no sign-up, nothing to configure. The free prompts work the moment it starts.

$/mcp__nightmarquee__glasshouse-nine

Pick a build the way you pick any command

Every prompt is registered as a real MCP prompt, so it lands in the command palette rather than waiting for the model to think of it. Invoke one and the full build spec arrives in the conversation, written for whichever tool you're in.

Codex does not list MCP prompts yet. There, ask for a design in plain words and it searches the catalog with the tools instead; the build comes back in the Codex dialect.

  • Tuned per toolLovable, Bolt, Cursor, Claude and Codex each get their own dialect: component instructions, a single spec, file-by-file steps, a task brief that ends in checks.
  • Your brand, not oursPass brand and the fictional name is swapped throughout before the prompt reaches you.
  • Scroll it firstEvery build has a live demo on this site. Look before you spend a token.

$curl -fL -o public/hero.mp4 …

The footage arrives with the prompt

Most demos play video. When your account may download it, the prompt comes with the footage from the demo, every clip, as links that last ten minutes. In Claude Code and Cursor the agent saves each file into public/ under the name the prompt uses, then builds, so your page plays what the demo plays.

A free prompt's footage needs a free account; the rest comes with Unlimited. If the links run out mid-build, nightmarquee_get_footage fetches fresh ones. In Lovable and Bolt, download the clips from the prompt's page and upload them.

$nightmarquee_sign_in

Unlock the rest without leaving

The rest need Unlimited. Run the sign-in tool and it hands you a short code; approve it in the browser tab you're already signed into, and the locked prompts open in the same session. No token to paste, no config to edit.

Connected editors are listed on your account page, and you can revoke any of them there.

Try it with the free ones

Side Eye, Echo Cave, Jacquard Hall, Snail Courier, Lathe & Lacquer, Leaf Assay, Ternary Systems, Fieldnote, Sumi Atelier, Wren, Glasshouse Nine, Aetheris Voyage, Nordlys Fintech, Solstice Festival and Lumen Observatory. Complete builds, no account, no card.

Browse the catalog →

Open source on GitHub · npm · one-click bundle · MIT. The package carries no prompt text; it fetches what your account can read.