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Last probed Nov 3, 2026 · veladrop.com
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For AI agents — MCPBundles Directory API
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MCP connect URL: https://veladrop.com/mcp
Skill page: https://www.mcpbundles.com/skills/veladrop-mcp-025fe9a13c
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create_drop
Create a new Vela Drop page and get back its links. Returns view_url (public, shareable immediately), edit_url (private — SAVE THIS where the user can find it, and tell them where; it is the only way to manage or delete the page, and it can be recovered only if the page is claimed), and upload_url. The HTML is NOT sent through this tool: upload it separately with `curl -sS -T file.html -H 'Content-Type: text/html' "<upload_url>"`. The page is not live until that upload completes. The file must b
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Create Drop — Create a new Vela Drop page and get back its links. Returns view_url (public, shareable immediately), edit_url (private — SAVE THIS where the user can find it, and tell them where; it is the only way to manage or delete the page, and it can be recovered only if the page is claimed), and upload_url. The HTML is NOT sent through this tool: upload it separately with `curl -sS -T file.html -H 'Content-Type: text/html' "<upload_url>"`. The page is not live until that upload completes. The file must b
Refresh Upload Url — Get a fresh upload URL when the previous one expired before the file was uploaded. Only works while the page is still pending — once a file has landed this fails, and publishing a corrected version means create_drop (or, on Vela Drop Pro, replacing the file from the dashboard).
Get Drop — Status and summary for one page: whether the file has been uploaded, title, size, when it was created, when it will be deleted, how many tracked links exist, and total opens.
Create Link — Declare a tag, which is what makes its URL work. Tag 'acme' makes https://x7k9m2p4q8r1s5t3v6w0yz.veladrop.app/acme serve the page; until it is declared that URL returns 404. Send a different declared tag to each recipient to tell their opens apart. Tags are FLAT — one word, no slashes; 'acme/pricing' is rejected. The page served is identical for every tag. Use tags for WHO you sent it to; for what someone did inside the page call tracking_guide instead. Maximum 20 per page. A new tag can take up
List Links — Every tag on a page with its own statistics: opens, approximate unique visitors, when it was last opened, and the most common country and device. Tags are flat, so each row stands alone. The row with an empty tag is the bare link — the URL with nothing on the end, which always works and needs no declaring. A row with declared=false is a velaTrack event, counted across the whole page; get_analytics splits events by tag and list_visits puts them in order.
Get Analytics — Analytics for a page, or for one tag if given. Read human_opens, not opens: mail security scanners fetch every link in an email the moment it is delivered, and chat apps fetch it to build a preview, so `opens` includes machines that never read anything. automated_opens counts those and `networks` names where they came from. unique_visitors counts people only. Also returns last opened and breakdowns by country, device, browser and referrer, and — where the page reports velaTrack events — `events`
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List Visits — What each reader did, visit by visit: which tag they opened, when, from where, and every velaTrack event that followed with its own time. This is the tool for 'they opened it — did they watch the video, did they reach the pricing'. Most recent first. Give a tag to see one recipient. Needs the page to report events — call tracking_guide — and a visit with none is still listed, as an open with nothing after it.
Set Title — Set the browser tab title shown when someone opens the page. Does not modify the uploaded HTML.
Claim Drop — Attach the page to the signed-in user's address, at once, so they find it again by signing in. Worth offering once a page is live. Every form of this call needs a signed-in connection, a claim to another address included; there is no way to claim without signing in. Without one, the call asks the client to sign the user in, and the user can then call it again. The page always goes to the signed-in address, and to no other. Once claimed, the edit link stops opening the page and every tool takes i
Confirm Claim — No longer used. claim_drop attaches a page to the signed-in address at once, and moving a page to another address is done by the user in the browser. Listed so a call to it is told so.
List Drops — List the pages an address has claimed — titles, ids and expiry. It deliberately does NOT return edit URLs. The edit URL is the only credential a page has, and this tool takes the address as input with no proof it belongs to the caller, so returning it would hand control of someone's pages to anyone who guessed their address. To reach those pages, the user signs in: on a signed-in connection get_account lists them.
Send Sign In Link — Sign the user in. Signing in is done by the MCP client in a browser: this call, like any that needs an account, asks the client to open the sign-in page when the connection is not signed in yet. On a signed-in connection it says who is signed in. An address with no pages can sign in too; that starts its account.
Confirm Sign In — No longer needed: the MCP client signs in through the browser and holds the sign-in itself. Says who is signed in.
Get Account — Every page the signed-in user owns or edits, each with its view_id, their role, whether it is live, who can read it and who can edit it, and its last 30 days of opens and submissions, with totals across all of them. Start here when the user says 'my pages'. Needs a signed-in connection.
Add Page To Account — Add a page to the signed-in user's list by its edit link. A page attached to no address is attached to theirs at once, with no confirmation mail, because signing in already proved the mailbox. A page attached to someone else is refused.
Sign Out Everywhere — End every sign-in for the user's address: every browser and every assistant, this connection included. For a lost laptop, or a sign-in the user does not recognise. The pages are untouched.
Set Weekly Digest — PRO. Turn the weekly digest email on or off for the signed-in address: every Monday, what happened across its pages in the last seven days — opens, responses, named readers, changes. On by default for an address with Pro; get_account says whether it is on.
Start Pro Subscription — A Stripe checkout link for a Vela Drop Pro subscription on the signed-in address, monthly or yearly. Give the link to the user to open; nothing is charged until they pay there, and the checkout page shows the price in their currency. Refused when they already pay.
Manage Subscription — A link to the Stripe billing page for the signed-in address's Pro subscription, where the user changes plan or card, sees invoices, or cancels. Give it to the user to open.
Add Calendar — PRO. Add one of the user's calendars to their account, by its private iCalendar link (Google: Settings › the calendar › Secret address in iCal format, or on a company account that hides it, the Public address once the calendar is public with free/busy only; Outlook: Settings › Calendar › Shared calendars › Publish, the ICS link; Apple: share the calendar publicly and copy the webcal link). We read it once and answer with how many busy periods it has in the next 14 days and the next three, times
Set Calendar — PRO. Change one of the account's calendars: its label, its person, its hours, its zone, or its link (send a new url when the user has reset the old one). Only what you send changes.
Remove Calendar — Remove a calendar from the account at once: its link and everything read from it. Any page schedule that used it stops offering times until it is changed. Never needs Pro.
List Calendars — The account's calendars, each with its id, label, person, hours, zone, when it last loaded and any error, and which pages' schedules use it. Never the links themselves.
Find Free Slots — PRO. When the user is free, from their own calendars, without a page: for a follow-up email that offers real times, or to check what a schedule will show. Slots only, never what is in the calendar.
List Holds — Times readers are holding on the user's calendars: each with its slot, whose time, whether it is only held, requested (sent with a submission, which get_submission reads) or confirmed, when it lets go, and which page and submission it came from. Check this when the user asks what to book.
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