Turn Claude Into Your Personal AI Operating System (With My MCP)
Access my prompts, workflows, and image generation directly inside Claude and ChatGPT with the AI Blew My Mind MCP. Includes 6 examples and step-by-step setup.
If you’ve ever tried to find one of my prompts while working in Claude and ended up scrolling through three articles, two bookmarks, and a screenshot you saved on your phone... this is for you.
The AI Blew My Mind MCP I announced last week is now live. And it’s one of the things I’m most excited about.
It connects directly to Claude and puts every prompt and workflow template I’ve created right where you work. No more digging through old posts to find the voice DNA prompt that builds you a skill so Claude writes like you every time. No more hunting for the brand skill prompt that helps you build a custom skill to make all your presentations, Word docs, and websites look on brand.
And you can also save your own prompts directly inside it. Found a prompt that works great for you? Tell Claude to save it. Next time you need it, just ask. It works in both Claude and ChatGPT, so your prompts live where you work, not buried in a Google Doc you forgot about.
But prompts and workflows aren't the only thing inside it. The AIBMM MCP also does something Claude can't do on its own: generate images. It uses Nano Banana, the best image generation model on the market right now, and runs it directly inside Claude. So you can go from writing to generating visuals without leaving the conversation. (How cool is that?)
It’s all inside Claude now, ready to use. In the chat, in Cowork, in Claude Code, on the desktop app, in the terminal. Wherever you use Claude, the AIBMM MCP is there.
Today I’ll walk you through:
6 examples of what you can do with it right away (repurpose content, generate infographics, create personalized prompts, build branded SOPs, generate consistent thumbnails, and save your own prompts)
How to set up the MCP, plugin, and skills in Claude (desktop and terminal)
One more thing before we get into it:
If you read last week’s post, you know the subscription price went up to $12/month or $100/year. But I’m offering a 30% discount that’s active until April 8, which brings it back to ~$8/month or $70/year. If you lock in before then or you’re already a paid subscriber, that rate stays yours forever.
The MCP is available for both free and paid subscribers, but Premium members get access to the best prompts I’ve built, the ones from paywall articles, plus the ones I don’t publish anywhere else.
Click here to grab your discount and lock in this price forever.
Now let’s get into it.
What’s inside the AI Blew My Mind MCP
There are 22 prompts in the MCP right now, split across free and paid. Everything from writing to marketing to image generation to operations.
And this is just the beginning. I’m adding new prompts and workflows every week, so what you see today won’t be what you see next month.
If you ever want to check what’s inside, just ask Claude:
“What’s inside the AIBMM MCP?”
That’s it. Claude will show you everything that’s available. I’ll also share updates from time to time in articles and emails, but the fastest way is to just ask Claude.
I’ll walk you through how to set it up so you can start using it by the end of the article. But first, let me show you what you can do with it. This is the most exciting part.
Example 1: Repurpose any article into social content in seconds
What I asked Claude: “Use the content repurposer from the AIBMM MCP on this article I wrote:” and dropped the link.
What happened: It asked me a couple of questions, and boom. All the texts were there, across multiple platforms, with great hooks.
Why this matters: Instead of spending an hour repurposing and promoting your content across LinkedIn, Twitter, Substack Notes, and email, you get it all in one conversation.
Example 2: Turn an article into a branded infographic ⭐
Remember when Nano Banana 2 came out and I wrote a post with my infographic prompts? Some of those prompts are now inside the MCP.
What I asked Claude: “Next, use the infographic generator from AIBMM MCP to turn this article on mastering Claude into an infographic”. I used the same article from the previous example, in the same chat. Because this is how I actually work. I write an article, then I want an infographic for it.
What happened: Because it was a full article, it first summarized the key ideas so it doesn’t clutter the prompt going to Nano Banana. Only the content that should go on the infographic makes it through. And the result? So pretty and on brand (because it also used my brand skill). You can also edit and regenerate right there in Claude, just like you would in Gemini.
Why this matters: Summarizing the article, crafting the prompt, and generating the image. Three actions that used to mean two different tools, now happening seamlessly inside Claude.
Example 3: Create a personalized prompt that delivers 10x better results ⭐
What I asked Claude: “Use the prompt generator to create a prompt that turns my messy ideas into blog post outlines.”
What happened: It gave me not just a prompt, but one adapted to how I write. It pulled from everything it knows about me and all my skills: my audience profiles, voice DNA, article intro patterns. So the prompt it generated already included my personal context, without me having to do anything.
Why this matters: It turns any idea into an expert-level prompt in seconds. Whether it’s for a tricky task, an AI agent, or something you’ll reuse every week. And if you’ve already built skills inside Claude, it picks up relevant information from them to personalize the prompt to you automatically.
Example 4: Build a branded SOP for any kind of process ⭐
What I asked Claude: “Use Daria’s system to create an SOP from the AIBMM MCP.”
What happened: It asked me a few questions, I provided the details, and asked it to create an SOP for how to create content for the LAB. It created the SOP as a branded PDF, picking up my brand skill automatically.
Why this matters: You can create an SOP for anything. Client onboarding, content production, team processes. And it comes out polished, not like a rough draft you still need to format.
(And by the way, the prompt to create your own custom brand skill is already inside the MCP, so all your documents can come out on brand too.)
Example 5: Generate thumbnails from your own reference images ⭐
What I asked: I gave Claude Code access to a folder with my past thumbnails so it learns my style. I also added today’s article as a Word doc. Then I asked it to create a thumbnail for this article.
Why Claude Code? Because this image-to-image workflow only works there right now. Cowork still has some limitations with custom plugins like this. When that changes, you’ll be the first to know. And if you want to use reference images in the chat, you’ll need to paste a link to the image instead of uploading it directly. Uploading doesn’t work for this, at least not for now.
What happened: It used the image generator prompt to grab my article, create a few prompt directions based on my thumbnail style, and let me choose between three options. I picked one, and it used the reference image capability to generate an image-to-image thumbnail.
Why this matters: Without reference images, my AI character would never look the same. No matter how well you describe it in text, it won’t be consistent. Reference images solve that.
Tip: Don’t give it too many reference images (like I did) or it might try to recreate them. Use one image with your character and let it create a scene around it.
Example 6: Save your own prompts (and stop losing them)
This is the feature I didn’t plan but ended up loving the most. You can save any prompt directly inside the MCP. Just tell Claude or ChatGPT “save this prompt to the AIBMM MCP” and give it a name. Next time you want to use it, just ask.
No more copying prompts into Notes. No more searching through old chats. That Google Doc with 47 prompts you’ll never find again? You don’t need it anymore.
Your prompts live right where you use them.
My prompts, your prompts, workflows, image generation, all in one place. That’s what turning your AI into your personal operating system looks like.
Since I wrote this article, Amplifiers (that’s what the AI Blew My Mind MCP is called now) has grown a lot.
There are 90+ prompts inside it, image generation that works natively in Claude and 30 research tools we added recently (Reddit, YouTube, LinkedIn, X, Facebook Ads, Instagram, Google search).
How to set up the AIBMM MCP, plugin, and skills in Claude
There are a few things to install, and which ones depend on how you use Claude.
If you mostly use the desktop app (chat, Cowork, Claude Code), you’ll want the MCP, the two skills, and the plugin. (Follow all four steps below.)
If you only use the terminal, you just need the plugin. That’s enough. The skills come built in. (You can jump straight to step 4.)
And if you use both, install everything.
Here’s how to set up each one, step by step.
It might look like a lot, but that's only because I'm walking you through every single click. In reality, it's a few minutes and you're done. I promise.
Step 1: Install the MCP (desktop app users)
Open Claude in the desktop app
Go to Customize from the left side panel
Click Connectors, then the + icon
Select Add custom connector
Name it AI blew my mind and paste this URL: https://mcp.aiblewmymind.com
Click Add
Now connect it:
Go back to the Connectors section
Scroll down to Not Connected
Find the AI blew my mind MCP and click on it
Hit Connect
This takes you to auth.aiblewmymind.com where you'll create your account. You can sign up with Google or with your own email and password.
Once you’re logged in and authorized, you’ll be prompted to reopen Claude and the MCP will be set up and connected.
The MCP already knows if you’re a paid subscriber and will automatically unlock all Premium prompts and workflows.
Step 2: Set up image generation for the MCP (desktop app only)
This step is only for MCP users who want to generate images in chat or Cowork inside the desktop app.
You don’t need a Gemini subscription. You just pay for the API credits on the images you generate, which is significantly cheaper.
Your first 3 image generations are on me. If you want to generate more after that, you can add your own API key anytime by following the steps below.
Go to Google AI Studio and sign in with your Google account
Click Get API key in the left menu
Click Create API key, then Create API key in new project (Google sets everything up behind the scenes, takes a few seconds)
Copy the key and store it somewhere safe
Head to auth.aiblewmymind.com and add your API key there
Done. Now you have your own Gemini API key connected to Claude. When you use the AIBMM MCP inside the desktop app, you only pay for credits on the images you generate. Nothing else.
Step 3: Install the plugin (recommended for terminal)
The plugin is the recommended path for Claude Code in the terminal. There, you don’t need the MCP or skills separately.
And if you’re not using Claude Code yet and only working in the desktop app, I’d suggest installing it too. It gives you image generation from reference images (like in example 5).
In the desktop app: Go to Customize → Personal Plugins → + → Add Marketplace → paste the GitHub URL: https://github.com/aiblewmymind/claude-plugins → Click ‘Sync’
In the terminal: Just give Claude the link and ask it to install it for you.
install https://github.com/aiblewmymind/claude-pluginsThen ask it to guide you through login and access approval and to set up your Gemini API key (similar to step 1).
One advantage of the plugin: it handles image generation locally with your own API key, so you don’t need to add it on our server.
How to set up the AIBMM MCP in ChatGPT
If you’re a ChatGPT user, you can access the same prompts and workflows there too.
Here’s how to set it up:
Go to chatgpt.com in your browser
Open Settings → Apps → Advanced Settings
Toggle on Developer mode
Click Create apps
Name it AI blew my mind
In MCP Server URL, paste: https://mcp.aiblewmymind.com/
Set Authentication to OAuth
Click Create, then Connect
Create your account on auth.aiblewmymind.com (same as for Claude). This is how the MCP knows whether you're a free or paid subscriber and gives you access to the right prompts.
After that, you can use it directly in ChatGPT by mentioning the AIBMM MCP, just like in the video demo above.
One nice bonus: ChatGPT already has built-in image generation, so you won’t need an API key for that part.
Good to know when using the AI Blew My Mind MCP
The MCP is built so you can discover everything on your own, right inside Claude. Whenever you’re not sure what’s available or need help with something, just ask Claude:
“What’s inside the AIBMM MCP?” to see everything available
“What’s new in Daria’s MCP?” to check for new additions
“Is there a prompt in the AIBMM MCP that could help me with this?” when you’re working on something and want to check if there’s a shortcut
You don’t always have to mention “AIBMM” or “AI Blew My Mind” or “from the MCP” when using the prompts. You can just say your goal.
In my demos, I mentioned the MCP explicitly because I have a lot of custom skills and I wanted to make sure Claude used the MCP prompts instead of my own skills. But if you don’t have that situation, just ask naturally.
Your turn
The more I use the AIBMM MCP, the more I love it. A bunch of the prompts I use recurrently are already in there and they’re so easy to access now.
But what really changed is the workflows. The image generation alone has been a massive improvement for me. Less manual work, better quality, faster. My whole process for creating article visuals went from clunky to seamless.
I really hope nothing stops you from trying it, because there's only good stuff in there.
And with no modesty, you'll be missing out if you don't.
It's only going to get better. I'm adding new prompts and workflows every week, including ones I don't publish in the newsletter. As hundreds or even thousands of you start using it, I'll keep improving it based on your feedback. Think of this as version one that keeps growing.
So go set it up, play with it, break it, and tell me what you think.
Drop a comment below if you run into anything, if you have ideas for prompts you’d love to see inside or if you just want to share what you built with it.
If you know someone who’d get a lot out of this, share this post. It would be an incredible gift to me and my work if you help spread the word.
This post is free. Paid subscribers get the premium prompts inside the MCP, automations, and step-by-step guides.
Really useful piece, Daria! clear, practical, and unusually well structured for something this technical. I especially liked how you turned MCP from an abstract concept into concrete workflows people can actually imagine using right away!
Great idea! 💡