qURL MCP server

@layervai/qurl-mcp

⚠️ Renamed from @layerv/qurl-mcp in v0.4.0. The old package is deprecated and will not receive further updates. If you're using @layerv/qurl-mcp@0.3.x, swap the scope in your MCP client config — same binary, same API key, no other changes.

A qURL MCP Server that supports both local stdio mode and remote HTTP mode for creating, managing, resolving, and sharing secure access links.

Overview

qURL MCP exposes qURL capabilities to MCP clients, GPTs, ChatGPT, and other remote integrations.

It currently supports:

• creating, reading, updating, and deleting qURLs
• resolving access tokens
• managing qURL tokens and sessions
• uploading text or file content and generating qURLs
• optionally serving LayerV public legal pages
• serving a configurable MP4 video playback page

Runtime Modes

Feature Map

qURL Management Tools

sharebycrid recognizes a standalone $ value as an explicit request to mint a temporary link for that CRID. The $ is a user-facing marker and is removed before the CRID is sent to the qURL API. A bare CRID remains supported. This tool requires qurl:resolve. Its optional Go-duration ttl must resolve to a positive whole number of seconds. The service clamps the requested lifetime. Sharing makes one request with a 30-second timeout and does not automatically retry. Repeating the tool call can mint another link.

Resource status filters accept active, revoked, or active,revoked. A resource remains active or revoked even when its expiresat is in the past; individual access tokens can expire. expired is not accepted by listqurls, even though response parsing tolerates legacy values. The snapshot retains upstream's stale expiration prose; its active/revoked status enum is authoritative.

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.