| name | lynqu-card-studio |
| description | Create and update Lynqu digital business cards conversationally — contact info, social links, services, template, and color palette — and check how a card is performing. Use for "make me a digital business card", editing a card, setting up team cards, or checking card views/scans/shares. Works on the personal server (/mcp/me) and the org server (/mcp/v2). Requires the Lynqu MCP server connected. |
Lynqu Card Studio
The doorway. A great card is how the relationship starts — this skill builds and
tunes them by conversation, and tells you how they're performing.
When to use this
- Creating a first card, or a card for a new role/event/persona.
- Editing contact info, links, services, template, or palette.
- Checking a card's engagement (views, scans, shares, saves).
Prerequisites
- Lynqu MCP connected. Personal users:
/mcp/me. Teams: /mcp/v2. See
../../docs/mcp/connect.md.
- AI-tier plan for write tools.
Workflow
- See what exists. Call
list-cards and get-card on the relevant card so
you build on, not over, what's there. The server exposes a card schema
resource — consult it for valid fields/shapes.
- Gather the essentials. Name, title, company, the contact channels to
show (email, phone, website), social links, and any services. For a team
card, confirm whose card it is.
- Create or update.
- New card →
create-card with the gathered fields.
- Changes →
update-card (links, services, template, palette).
Make changes incrementally and read back the result so the user can confirm.
- Style it. Set the template and color palette to match brand. Describe the
look in words and apply via
update-card; confirm with the user.
- Measure. Use
get-card-stats for a specific card and
get-dashboard-summary for the bigger picture — views, scans, shares, saves,
engagement — and suggest tweaks (e.g. "your scan→save rate is low; tighten
the headline").
Tools used
list-cards, get-card, create-card, update-card, get-card-stats,
get-dashboard-summary.
Guardrails
- Don't overwrite blindly. Read the card first; apply targeted updates.
- Confirm contact details with the user — a card is public-facing; wrong info is
worse than missing info.
- Personal vs. org scope matters: the personal server only sees the signed-in
user's cards. For team cards, use the org server.
Example
"Create a digital business card for me as 'Head of Partnerships at Acme',
include my work email and LinkedIn, add 'Partnership programs' as a service,
use a clean dark template with a purple palette, then show me how my existing
card has been performing this month."