Miro MCP Prompts
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It is intended for evaluation and feedback purposes. The feature set and user experience may change in future releases.
Now that you have installed and authorized Miro's remote MCP server, let's explore how AI assistants can use Miro MCP tools to create, search, and understand context in your Miro workspace.
These tools work seamlessly together through prompts, and their real power comes from combining them. With a single prompt, you can search your Miro board, find relevant context such as a PRD (Product Requirement Document), and create an app or diagram based on board context. Understanding these building blocks helps you craft efficient prompts that tackle complex tasks by combining multiple tools.
Prompts
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| code_create_from_board | Analyze a Miro board to understand the project/feature requirements, generate comprehensive documentation, and provide implementation guidance. This prompt follows a two-phase approach: first analyse and recommend document types, then generate specific documentation in the AI tool you're using based on recommendations. |
| code_explain_on_board | Explain code implementation by creating visual diagrams and documentation on a Miro board. This prompt helps transform code into clear visual explanations including architecture diagrams, data flows, and component relationships. |
Rate limits
Standard API request limits apply per user's usage of Miro MCP (totaled across all tool calls). See rate limit documentation.
Some MCP tools have additional, tool-specific rate limits that are stricter. These are subject to change at any time.
What to do if you're rate-limited
In general, if you encounter rate limit errors, prompt your LLM tool to reduce the amount of parallel searches or operations performed using Miro MCP, and/or try again later. You can also reach out in Miro's Developer Discord channel to ask for guidance.
Updated about 2 hours ago