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List, review, and update Quantum customer demos from Claude Code.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "quantum-demos-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
List the currently available Quantum customer demos and briefly describe the purpose of each one.
A list of demos with a short description of each one.
Open and show the Quantum demo named “Retail Onboarding,” and summarize the related guide and prompts.
The selected demo content, plus a summary of the related guide and prompts.
Please rewrite the opening section of the “Retail Onboarding” demo to better target enterprise customers while keeping the original structure.
Updated demo content reflecting the requested copy changes.
Developers or solutions teams can manage Quantum customer demos directly inside Claude Code instead of switching to another system. It fits workflows where demos need to be listed, reviewed, and edited quickly.
When a team needs to author or revise demos based on existing guides and prompts, this tool can serve as a single access point. It is useful for keeping demo structure and writing direction consistent.
It is an MCP server for authoring Quantum customer demos inside Claude Code. Its stated capabilities include listing, viewing, and updating demos, along with using guides and prompts.
The provided information explicitly mentions authoring demos and listing, viewing, and updating them. Whether it supports creating, deleting, or more actions is not confirmed here; see the source repository.
The available material does not include installation steps or specify whether keys, runtimes, or extra dependencies are required. For exact prerequisites, see the source repository.
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