The full upstream README, mirrored here for reference. Install config, tool schemas, adoption signals, and an original overview live on the Osboon listing page.
Connect your AI assistant to your Osboon account and ask questions about your own digital business cards in plain language — "How many visits did my card get this week?", "Who viewed it, and from where?", "Which of my cards performs best?". Read-only, free, and you can disconnect at any time.
Server address:
Full step-by-step guides for every supported client, with screenshots: osboon.com/mcp/connect
Chat apps (Claude, Mistral Le Chat, and other MCP-capable assistants): add a custom connector and paste the server address above — the guide covers each one.
CLI / dev tools:
Generic MCP client config (VS Code with GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Zed, Goose, LM Studio, Warp, Gemini CLI, Qwen Code CLI, …):
Your client opens a browser window to osboon.com, you sign in and approve, and the tools appear. About two minutes, once.
| Tool | What it answers |
|---|---|
get_card_analytics | Visitor counts for your cards over today / 7 days / 30 days |
compare_card_analytics | Ranks your cards by visits over a range and names the best performer |
list_card_viewers | Who viewed your cards — country, city, device type, time (privacy-floored) |
get_card_link | The public URL and slug for one of your cards |
get_my_connections | Your active network connections (people and companies) |
get_my_contact_channels | The contact channels on your own profile (email, phone, website, …) |
get_languages | Reference list of the languages Osboon supports |
analytics:read, contact:read, profile:read, and card:read — a token carries only what it needs.list_card_viewers returns the same fields your own dashboard shows — country, city, device type, visit time — never IP addresses or user agents. Ranges with fewer visits than the privacy floor return only a count, no rows.This repository is documentation for the hosted Osboon MCP server; the server itself is not open source.