Your AI Assistant Can Now Send Real Greeting Cards
Imagine asking Claude, ChatGPT, or your Cursor editor to “send a birthday card to Mom” and having it actually create and deliver the card — not just write a message you copy somewhere else.
That is exactly what Greetu MCP enables.
What You Will Build
By the end of this guide, your favorite AI assistant will be able to:
- Create personalized greeting cards with AI-generated messages
- Schedule cards for future delivery
- Check replies and reactions from recipients
- Integrate with automation tools like Make.com and n8n
Step 1: Get Your API Key
Visit greetu.io/mcp and click Get Instant Key (20 credits). No email required.
Step 2: Configure Claude Desktop
Open your Claude Desktop configuration file and add the Greetu MCP server. Restart Claude Desktop. You are ready.
Step 3: Configure Cursor
In Cursor, open Settings → MCP → Add Server with URL https://greetu.io/api/mcp and your API key.
Step 4: Configure VS Code
In VS Code with Cline or Roo Code, add a new MCP server with URL https://greetu.io/api/mcp.
Try It: Create a Card
Now ask your assistant: Create a birthday card for my sister Emma. She loves baking and gardening.
Your AI will call greetu.create_card, generate a personalized message, and return a shareable link.
Available Tools
greetu.create_card— Create a card with AI-generated or custom messagegreetu.schedule_card— Schedule delivery for a future dategreetu.list_cards— Browse cards you have createdgreetu.get_replies— Read recipient repliesgreetu.get_reactions— Check emoji reactions
Automate with Webhooks
Connect Make.com, n8n, Pipedream, or Zapier to receive real-time events when cards are viewed, replied to, or reacted to.
Why Greetu + AI Agents?
AI assistants are becoming the control center for productivity. The apps that integrate natively via open protocols like MCP will be the ones users reach for without thinking. Greetu is the first greeting card platform built for this agent-first world.