Proseify MCP server

Proseify — the book-writing engine for AI agents

Proseify is a hosted MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that turns Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or any MCP client into a disciplined book-writing machine — grounded in real literature instead of generic model defaults.

Give it a one-line premise. It picks the right genre recipe, pulls model passages from a curated public-domain library, plans the outline, drafts chapter by chapter, and scores its own work. You get a manuscript you can actually edit, not 40 pages of "it was a dark and stormy night."

🔗 Website & key issuance: https://proseify.xyz

Why genre-before-prose matters

Most "AI writes a book" tools generate immediately. The output reads the same way regardless of what you asked for — the same sentence lengths, the same dialogue rhythm, the same endings.

Proseify flips the order:

premise → genre recipe → corpus passages → outline → chapter drafts → scored revision

The genre recipe is derived from the actual tradition — pacing beats, dialogue ratio, sentence-length profile, how endings are handled. The agent reads it before touching prose. That single ordering decision is the difference between a horror book that reads like the gothic tradition and a horror book that reads like ChatGPT.

Tools exposed

…plus supporting tools for chapter retrieval and corpus metadata.

Setup (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and friends)

1. Get a key

Sign in at https://proseify.xyz (Google / GitHub / magic link), pick a plan. Monthly from $9, or one-time Founding Lifetime. Your key is issued the moment the purchase clears.

2. Connect the MCP server

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "proseify": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://mcp.proseify.xyz/mcp",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_KEY" }
    }
  }
}

(Use the client's native MCP config format for your agent — see the Agent SDK page for a filled-in block.)

3. Install the skill

npx skills add https://proseify.xyz --skill anti-prose-slop -y

The anti-prose-slop skill gives the agent the writing workflow — genre recipe first, corpus grounding, chapter discipline, and a per-chapter anti-slop editing pass — instead of just raw tool access.

4. Write

Tell the agent a premise:

"I want a gothic horror novel about a lighthouse keeper finding a body that

shouldn't exist. 32 chapters. Budget 50,000 words."

The agent picks the right recipe, searches the corpus for register, plans, drafts, scores, and revises. You edit what it returns.

The corpus

a growing library of books / 11 genres, drawn from Project Gutenberg and similar public-domain collections — all verified against their original headers, so there is no copyright ambiguity anywhere in the library. Commercial use of output built on it is safe.

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.