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#fastmcp #mcp #modelcontextprotocol #python #claudedesktop #prompts #mcptutorials #fastmcptutorials In this video, we will create an MCP Server that exposes prompts. This is something we have not covered yet in this series - and it is one of the three core things an MCP Server can expose. If you remember from the earlier videos in this series, an MCP Server can expose three things: Tools - functions that Claude can call to perform actions Resources - data or files that Claude can read Prompts - pre-defined prompt templates that users can access In all our previous videos, we have only been building tools. In this video, we will focus on prompts. MCP Prompts are pre-defined prompt templates that your MCP Server exposes to any MCP Client. Think of it like this - when you build an MCP Server and share it with others, you do not just give them tools to call. You can also give them a collection of ready-made, well-crafted prompts that they can use directly inside Claude Desktop or any other MCP Client. Github Repo: https://github.com/Sumanshu-Nankana/mcp-servers-playground