The point of a dynamic code is that the campaign behind it can change after the poster is printed. Here both the code and the retarget happen in the conversation, and the scan counts come back the same way.
The MCP interface to QrVerloz, a dynamic QR code service. Codes are retargetable: the printed code stays the same while the URL behind it changes. Scans are tracked, and the whole lifecycle is managed from the assistant.
- create_qr_code makes a dynamic code; update_qr_target changes where it points without reprinting
- get_qr_code and list_qr_codes read back what you have out there
- get_qr_scans returns the scan analytics for a code
- delete_qr_code removes one; get_account_info reports on the account behind them
- request_api_key mints a token from inside the assistant, with no email or password
Point a client at https://qrverloz.com/api/mcp — no signup to start. Ask for a key with request_api_key: it is shown once, and new tokens are rate-limited per IP address. Guest codes expire a while after the token is issued — claim the account at qrverloz.com/claim to keep them.
One command plus a key — npx -y mcp-remote https://qrverloz.com/api/mcp, then supply credentials