YesHello

What is this?

YesHello is a platform for creating digital business cards, lead capture forms, and service listings. This MCP server gives AI assistants (Claude, Cursor, VS Code, ChatGPT, and any MCP-compatible client) full control over building and managing your online business presence.

Give AI a website URL, and it builds your complete digital business card in under 2 minutes.

Related MCP server: Hermoso

Features

• 63 tools across 8 categories: Cards, Forms, Submissions, Listings, Media, Interactive, Account, Skills

• Build from URL - AI scrapes your website and creates a card with your real content

• Live editing - if you have the builder open, watch the AI build your card in real-time

• Stock photo search - search and import from Pexels directly

• Web scraping - read any URL and extract clean markdown content

• Browser control - AI can highlight elements, give guided tours, fill inputs, navigate pages

• Progressive skills - AI loads only the knowledge it needs, when it needs it

• 4 themes - Minimal, Professional, Wave, Cinematic

• 20+ field types - hero, about, gallery, FAQ, social links, action buttons, video, forms, services, and more

Quick Start

Install as Claude Code Plugin (recommended)

/plugin marketplace add yeshello-app/mcp
/plugin install digital-business-card@yeshello

Then just say: "Build me a digital business card from https://mywebsite.com"

The plugin includes the skill + MCP server connection. You'll be guided through connecting your account on first use.

Connect to Claude.ai or Claude Desktop

1. Go to Settings > Connectors > Add Connector

2. Enter URL: https://yeshello.app/api/mcp

3. Click Connect and log in to authorize

4. Start chatting - try "Build me a business card from https://mywebsite.com"

Connect to Claude Code

claude mcp add yeshello --transport http https://yeshello.app/api/mcp

Connect to Cursor / VS Code / Windsurf

Add to your MCP config file:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "yeshello": {
      "url": "https://yeshello.app/api/mcp"
    }
  }
}

No API key needed - OAuth handles authentication automatically.

Example Prompts

Try these after connecting:

Tools

Authentication

The MCP server uses OAuth 2.0 with PKCE (S256) via Client ID Metadata Documents (CIMD). No API keys to manage - your AI client handles the OAuth flow automatically.

When you connect for the first time:

1. A browser window opens to yeshello.app/oauth/authorize

2. Log in (or register) with your YesHello account

3. Click Approve on the consent screen

4. You're connected - tokens refresh automatically

Privacy

• The MCP server is a stateless pass-through - it forwards requests to the YesHello API and returns results

• No additional data is collected beyond what the platform stores

• OAuth tokens are stored as SHA-256 hashes

• You can revoke access anytime from Settings > AI & API

• Full privacy policy: yeshello.app/page/privacy-policy

Pricing

YesHello has a free tier - connect the MCP server, build your first card, and publish it at no cost. Upgrade for more cards, custom domains, teams, and premium features.

See yeshello.app/pricing for details.

Agent Skills

This repo includes installable skills that work with Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and any tool supporting the Agent Skills open standard.

digital-business-card

Build a complete digital business card from a website URL in one conversation. The skill handles the entire pipeline: scrape website, extract content, search stock photos, import images, create card, publish.

Install:

# Copy to your personal skills directory
cp -r skills/digital-business-card ~/.claude/skills/

# Or for a specific project
cp -r skills/digital-business-card .claude/skills/

Use:

/digital-business-card https://mywebsite.com

Or just ask naturally: "Build me a digital business card from https://mywebsite.com"

Requires the YesHello MCP server to be connected (https://yeshello.app/api/mcp).

Support

• Documentation: yeshello.app/docs/mcp-connector

• Email: hello@yeshello.app

• Issues: github.com/yeshello-app/mcp/issues

License

This repository contains documentation and configuration for the YesHello MCP server. The server itself is a hosted service at yeshello.app/api/mcp. The documentation in this repository is MIT licensed.