api evangelist MCP Prompts

api evangelist offers 29 prompts. A prompt is one you invoke yourself, rather than a tool the model calls on your behalf — each has its own page with the configuration for every client that can run it.

• where_can_ae_help

  where can ae help

• catch_up

  catch up

• research_topic

  research topic

• governance_starter_kit

  governance starter kit

• vendor_landscape

  vendor landscape

• make_my_api_agent_ready

  make my api agent ready

• agent_ready_audit

  agent ready audit

• forge_mcp_server

  forge mcp server

• generate_consumption_contract

  generate consumption contract

• mock_and_snippets

  mock and snippets

• govern_my_estate

  govern my estate

• make_internal_apis_agent_safe

  make internal apis agent safe

• governance_baseline

  governance baseline

• pipeline_audit

  pipeline audit

• classify_exposure

  classify exposure

• certify_and_prove

  certify and prove

• apply_governance_overlay

  apply governance overlay

• version_change_review

  version change review

• waivers_review

  waivers review

• reusability_review

  reusability review

• map_experience

  map experience

• governance_html_report

  governance html report

• company_demand_profile

  company demand profile

• where_to_sell

  where to sell

• find_the_paper

  find the paper

• learn_a_topic

  learn a topic

• weekly_digest

  weekly digest

• explore_topic_area

  explore topic area

• validate_onboarding_descriptor

  validate onboarding descriptor

api evangelist also offers 4 resources — data you attach as context, where a prompt is something you run.

Read from the server itself, by connecting to it and calling prompts/list on 24 September 2026. A listing does not declare its prompts, so asking is the only way to know them, and this is what the server actually offers rather than what its listing claims. Names only are stored; connect the server for each prompt's arguments.