For makers
Prompts for your coding agent.
Copy one, paste it into Claude Code, Cursor or Codex with your Mac app's project open, and the agent does the work. Free, with no sign-in.
Write my listing
Drafts every field from your code and site, with nothing invented.
Read the prompt
Read this Mac app's project and its website, then draft a listing for Mac Browse (https://macbrowse.com/submit). Give me: the name (up to 60 characters), a tagline (up to 90), a description (up to 1,200, in plain sentences), the closest App Store category, the price and up to a few tags. Use only facts you can find in the code or on the site, and list anything you could not confirm instead of guessing. Do not change any files.
Check what my app needs
Compares the project's real requirements with what your site says.
Read the prompt
Read this Xcode project and report the minimum macOS version, whether it runs natively on Apple silicon, whether the release build is signed and notarized, and which languages it ships. Then compare those with what the website says and list every mismatch. Do not change any files until I have read the list.
Make my site readable by AI
Adds llms.txt, ai.txt and sensible crawler rules to your site.
Read the prompt
Look at how this website is built, then propose adding an llms.txt, an llms-full.txt, an ai.txt and crawler rules that let AI search tools read the public pages. Mac Browse's are at https://macbrowse.com/llms.txt and https://macbrowse.com/ai.txt if you want an example. Describe the plan first and ask before changing anything.
Add structured data
SoftwareApplication JSON-LD from your site's real data.
Read the prompt
Add SoftwareApplication JSON-LD to this app's website, using its real name, price, operating system and category. Do not invent ratings or reviews. If a field is unknown, leave it out and tell me. Show me the result and how to validate it.
Add the Mac Browse badge
Puts the badge somewhere visible, in the right colour for your site.
Read the prompt
Add the Mac Browse badge to this app's website, on the page submitted to the directory, in the footer or near the download button. Get the code from https://macbrowse.com/badge, use the light or dark version that suits the background, and keep the link exactly as given.
Public MCP server
Let any agent search the directory. It is read-only, needs no account and only returns published listings.
{
"mcpServers": {
"macbrowse": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://macbrowse.com/mcp"
}
}
}