RISEN Prompt Engineering MCP Tool

RISEN Prompt Engineering MCP Tool

A Model Context Protocol server that helps users create, validate, manage, and optimize prompts using the RISEN framework (Role, Instructions, Steps, Expectations, Narrowing).

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RISEN Prompt Engineering MCP Tool

A powerful Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that helps you create, validate, manage, and optimize prompts using the RISEN framework.

What is RISEN?

RISEN is a structured prompt engineering framework with 5 components:

  • Role: Define the AI's persona/expertise
  • Instructions: Clear directives for the task
  • Steps: Breakdown of the process
  • Expectations: Desired outcome/format
  • Narrowing: Constraints or creative elements

Features

🎯 Core Functionality

  • Template Management: Create, store, and organize RISEN prompt templates
  • Variable Support: Use {{variables}} for dynamic, reusable prompts
  • Validation Engine: Real-time structure checking and quality rating
  • Performance Tracking: Monitor prompt effectiveness with ratings and analytics
  • AI Suggestions: Get improvement recommendations based on best practices

🚀 Advanced Features

  • A/B Testing: Compare different prompt variations
  • Cross-AI Integration: Works with your Cross-AI tool to test prompts on multiple models
  • Knowledge Base Integration: Save successful prompts for future reference
  • Natural Language Conversion: Transform regular requests into RISEN format
  • Template Library: Pre-built templates for common tasks

Installation

  1. Clone or download this repository
  2. Install dependencies:
npm install
  1. Test the server:
npm test
  1. The server is now ready to be configured in Claude Desktop

Configuration

Add to your Claude Desktop config file:

Windows

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "risen-prompts": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["/path/to/mcp-risen-prompts/server.js"],
      "cwd": "/path/to/mcp-risen-prompts"
    }
  }
}

macOS/Linux

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "risen-prompts": {
      "command": "node", 
      "args": ["/path/to/mcp-risen-prompts/server.js"],
      "cwd": "/path/to/mcp-risen-prompts"
    }
  }
}

Replace /path/to/mcp-risen-prompts with your actual installation path.

Usage Examples

Creating a Template

Use risen_create to make a new template:
- Name: "Code Review"
- Role: "Senior software engineer with 15+ years experience"
- Instructions: "Review the provided code for quality and security"
- Steps: ["Analyze structure", "Check for bugs", "Suggest improvements"]
- Expectations: "Detailed line-by-line feedback with examples"
- Narrowing: "Focus on critical issues first"

Executing a Template

Use risen_execute with variables:
- Template ID: [your-template-id]
- Variables: {"language": "Python", "framework": "Django"}

Tracking Performance

After using a prompt, track its effectiveness:
- Use risen_track
- Rate 1-5 stars
- Add notes about what worked/didn't work

MCP Tools Available

  1. risen_create - Create new RISEN templates
  2. risen_validate - Check structure and get suggestions
  3. risen_execute - Run templates with variables
  4. risen_track - Record performance metrics
  5. risen_search - Find templates by tags/rating
  6. risen_analyze - Get insights on template performance
  7. risen_suggest - AI-powered improvement recommendations
  8. risen_convert - Transform natural language to RISEN

Template Examples

Blog Post Writer

Role: Content strategist and SEO expert
Instructions: Write an engaging blog post about {{topic}}
Steps: 
  1. Research keywords and trends
  2. Create compelling headline
  3. Develop main points with examples
  4. Include statistics and sources
  5. Write conclusion with CTA
Expectations: 1500-2000 words, SEO-optimized, engaging tone
Narrowing: Use conversational tone, include 3-5 keywords naturally

Data Analysis

Role: Data scientist specializing in {{domain}}
Instructions: Analyze {{dataset}} to uncover insights
Steps:
  1. Perform exploratory data analysis
  2. Identify key trends and patterns
  3. Run statistical tests
  4. Create visualizations
  5. Provide recommendations
Expectations: Clear insights with statistical backing
Narrowing: Focus on {{specific_metrics}} and business impact

Quality Rating

Templates are rated out of 100 based on:

  • Role specificity (20 points)
  • Instruction clarity (20 points)
  • Step detail (20 points)
  • Expectation metrics (20 points)
  • Narrowing focus (20 points)

Best Practices

  1. Be Specific: Vague roles like "assistant" rate lower than "Senior Python developer with AWS expertise"
  2. Use Variables: Make templates reusable with {{variables}}
  3. Measurable Expectations: Include numbers (word count, examples needed, etc.)
  4. Clear Steps: Each step should be actionable and specific
  5. Test & Iterate: Use tracking to refine templates over time

Integration with Other MCP Tools

With Cross-AI Tool

Execute the same RISEN prompt across multiple AI models:

  1. Create/select a RISEN template
  2. Use Cross-AI to run it on ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude
  3. Compare results and track which model performs best

With Knowledge Base

Save successful prompts for future reference:

  1. Create and test a RISEN prompt
  2. Once proven effective, save to Knowledge Base
  3. Search and retrieve proven prompts by topic

Troubleshooting

Template not validating?

  • Ensure all required fields are filled
  • Check that steps is an array, not a string
  • Verify variables are properly declared

Variables not replacing?

  • Use exact syntax: {{variable_name}}
  • Ensure variable names match in declaration and usage
  • Check that all variables have values when executing

Low quality ratings?

  • Add more detail to each component
  • Include specific metrics in expectations
  • Use domain-specific language in role

Future Roadmap

  • [ ] Visual template builder UI
  • [ ] Community template marketplace
  • [ ] Advanced analytics dashboard
  • [ ] Prompt chaining workflows
  • [ ] Export/import template packs
  • [ ] Team collaboration features

Contributing

Found a bug or have a feature request? Contributions are welcome!

License

MIT License - feel free to use and modify as needed.

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