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prompts

Reference for the prompts tool: create, get, list, search, render, share and update prompts, responses and contexts.

Updated 17 October 2026 · View as Markdown

The prompts tool works on prompts, responses (an example of the answer you want) and contexts. This is the tool your AI uses most.

Call it as geenius_promptverse(tool: "prompts", action: "<action>", args: {...}) through Geenius OS, or as the prompts tool of the Prompt Verse MCP server with action and args.

Actions#

ActionWhat it does
createA new prompt, response or context. Returns its id. Private until you share it.
getOne prompt with its tree, wrappers and tags.
listNewest first. Optionally filtered by kind.
renderThe finished text, no AI: library pieces and nested prompts resolved, wrappers applied, variables filled, in the format you ask for. Says which variables are still missing and what breaks the prompt’s type.
runRun it on one of your models. Switched off in the pre-beta: it answers AI_DISABLED and points to render.
searchEverything you own, by title, tag or text.
shareMint or revoke a public link. Returns the token and the public URL of the web app (/s/ followed by the token).
updateChange title, subtype, tree, wrappers or tags.

Arguments we have checked#

prompts · create#

A new prompt, response or context. Returns its id. Private until you share it.

  • title (required): Title.
  • kind: prompt (default), response or context.
  • subtype: Prompt type: simple, structured (default), modular or advanced.
  • tags: A list of tags.
  • tree: The pieces: a list of objects with an id, an inline piece (type text, section, module, block or wrapper) and optional children. A string becomes one text piece.

prompts · get#

One prompt with its tree, wrappers and tags.

  • id (required): Prompt id.

prompts · list#

Newest first. Optionally filtered by kind.

  • kind: prompt, response or context.

prompts · render#

The finished text, no AI: library pieces and nested prompts resolved, wrappers applied, variables filled, in the format you ask for. Says which variables are still missing and what breaks the prompt’s type.

  • id (required): Prompt id.
  • format: markdown (default), text, xml, json, yaml, html, csv, toml, jsonl, messages or prompty.
  • variables: An object with a value for each {{name}}.

prompts · run#

Run it on one of your models. Switched off in the pre-beta: it answers AI_DISABLED and points to render.

  • id (required): Prompt id.
  • model_id: A model id from library models.
  • variables: Values for the variables.
  • format: The output format.

Everything you own, by title, tag or text.

  • q (required): What to look for.
  • limit: Maximum number of hits.

prompts · share#

Mint or revoke a public link. Returns the token and the public URL of the web app (/s/ followed by the token).

  • id (required): Prompt id.
  • visibility (required): private, unlisted or public.

prompts · update#

Change title, subtype, tree, wrappers or tags.

  • id (required): Prompt id.
  • title: New title.
  • tags: New tags.
  • tree: New pieces, same shape as in create.