Summary
A card that exists at the end of the sentence.
One instruction produces a live profile, a QR code and an order link — the design step, the hosting step and the print step collapsed into a single exchange. The separate short bio is a small thing that matters, because what fits on a screen does not fit on a card.
What it is
A hosted MCP server at https://qr-business-cards.com/api/mcp that creates QR business card profiles, looks them up, and returns printing packages and prices.
What you get
- A profile created from name, title, email, phone, bio, social links and a theme (noir or classic)
- A short card bio kept separate from the full one, capped at 200 characters for what fits on a printed card
- Back from creation: the profile id, its public URL, the QR code URL, an edit token and an order link
- Lookup of an existing profile by id or slug
- Printing packages listed with their quantities and current prices, for cards shipped to you
Requirements
No API key. The server speaks Streamable HTTP over JSON-RPC 2.0, so most clients need only the URL in their config. Keep the edit token that comes back — it is what lets you change the profile later.
Setup effort
One command — npx -y mcp-remote https://qr-business-cards.com/api/mcp