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Retired byImprint MCP client.

This repository is a historical artifact from byImprint's former creator-intelligence / agent-native experiment. It is no longer an active product, package, API surface, or customer offer.

Current byImprint work lives at byimprint.com: small-business intelligence for owner-led local businesses.

Status

  • Retired: 2026-05-24

  • Current public site: https://byimprint.com

  • Former hosted MCP endpoint: https://byimprint.com/mcp

  • Former npm package: @byimprint/mcp-server

The hosted MCP endpoint now redirects away from the retired surface. Do not install this package for new work.

Related MCP server: mcdev-mcp

Why This Is Still Public

The repository remains visible only as a record of the historical experiment and to avoid broken provenance for old external registry entries. It should not be used to describe current byImprint positioning.

Current Positioning

byImprint reads the public surface of owner-led local businesses, names the leaks, and turns the findings into owner-ready fixes.

Start here: https://byimprint.com

License

MIT. See LICENSE.

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