About Cue

A private prompt library that stays available through ChatGPT, MCP clients, and future CLI agents.

Our purpose

Cue gives your best prompts one dependable home, so they are ready when the work happens instead of getting copied between tools.

Why Cue

Cue is deliberately simple: save complete prompts, connect once, and retrieve the right one in context.

  • Keep complete prompts instead of rebuilding template variables
  • Search your own library from ChatGPT and MCP-compatible clients
  • Fetch the full prompt only when an agent needs it
  • Keep versions and tags close to the prompt itself
  • Use private, scoped connections rather than installing prompts everywhere
  • Work in English, Chinese, or Spanish
Who it is for

Cue is for people and small teams who return to the same high-value instructions while working with ChatGPT, agents, and developer tools.

What Cue includes

Your Cue workspace focuses on a few durable capabilities:

  • A private library for saved prompts
  • Search and fetch tools for MCP-compatible clients
  • A connection path for the ChatGPT app
  • Version history, tags, and prompt usage counts
  • Email sign-in with Better Auth
  • Scoped API keys and OAuth connections
  • English, Chinese, and Spanish content
  • Account and connection settings
  • Accessible light and dark themes
  • A foundation for future CLI agent access

Where Cue connects

Cue workspace

Create and maintain your private prompt library

Prompt versions

Keep changes visible without losing useful wording

Tags and search

Find a useful Cue when you need it

MCP

Retrieve prompts from compatible agent clients

ChatGPT

Connect your library to a ChatGPT app workflow

Future CLI access

Use the same library from agent-first command lines

Private by default

Your prompts remain tied to your authenticated account

Scoped connections

Grant only the read access a connected client needs

Complete prompts

Save the instruction as you actually want an agent to use it

Usage signals

See which Cues return to your work most often

Start with one useful Cue

1. Save a complete prompt

Create a Cue with the wording you already trust.

2. Connect your preferred client

Use your personal MCP endpoint in ChatGPT or another compatible client.

3. Retrieve it in context

Ask your agent to search, then fetch the Cue when it is relevant.