Who runs Quick Prompt Co
Quick Prompt Co is run by Juho L., an independent builder based in Canada. I write the guides, run the commands in them, and fix them when they break. The site has no affiliation with Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, or any tool vendor it covers.
What I do here
Every week I pick Claude Code tools, MCP servers, and prompts that people are asking about, install them on my own Windows 11 laptop, and run them. Only what I actually ran makes it into a guide: the exact command, the output I got, how many tools a server loaded and roughly how much context they cost, how long the first start took, and the errors I hit along the way with the fix that worked.
When I could not run something (no account, a paid plan I don’t have, a tool that would not start), the guide says so instead of guessing. When a tool changes, the guide gets a new “Last Verified” date and the change goes on the Changelog. In October 2026 I also took down or merged posts that were only restating official docs; that list is public on the Methodology page.
How I test
The full process, the test machine, and what the “Measured by us” boxes mean are on the How we test (Methodology) page. Each guide also links the official documentation or repository it relies on, so you can check the current state yourself.
I use AI assistants to help draft and format articles. That is exactly why every command and number is run or checked by hand before it is published: nothing ships on a model’s memory alone.
Meet Bunji
Bunji is the Quick Prompt Co mascot, a small orange bunny built out of blocks, and the face you see next to my name. Bunji hosts our short-video series on YouTube and Instagram, where the same tools from these guides get shown in under a minute. The guides here are the long version: every step, every flag, and what went wrong.
Independence and advertising
Quick Prompt Co is free to read and needs no sign-up. The site may show advertising to cover its costs. Advertisers have no say in what I cover or recommend, and I do not accept payment for placement in guides.
Contact
Corrections, questions, or a tool you want tested: email hello@quickpromptco.com or use the Contact page. Corrections are the most useful message I get.