lynqu-card-studio

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

1. 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.
2. 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.
3. 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.
4. 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.
5. 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."