We obsess over the dashboard, but here's the honest truth: everyone works differently, and no interface clicks for everyone. Sometimes the fastest path is to just say what you want. So we built DYQR for AI and the terminal. Now you can create and update short links and dynamic QR codes without ever opening the dashboard — from your terminal, your CI pipeline, or a chat with Claude, Cursor, or whichever AI assistant you already use.
Three ways to connect
1. The command line (@dyqr/cli)
The most direct route. Sign in once, then everything — create, list, retarget, export — lives in your terminal:
npx @dyqr/cli login
dyqr link create https://example.com/launch --title "Launch"
dyqr link set <alias> --url https://example.com/new # retarget anytime
dyqr qr <alias> --format svg -o qr.svg # export the QR codePerfect for scripts, CI, or anyone who'd rather type than click.
2. Remote MCP
Already chatting with an MCP-capable assistant like Claude or Cursor? Connect our remote MCP and let it do the work, right in the conversation:
"Retarget last week's campaign link to the new landing page, and hand me a QR code."
Point your client at https://app.dyqr.me/api/mcp and authenticate with your token. No native MCP support? Bridge it with npx mcp-remote.
3. The Agent Skill
Install the DYQR skill and your agent learns the rules of the road: what it can handle itself (creating links, retargeting, exporting QR codes) and when to simply hand you a dashboard link instead (campaigns, analytics, geo-routing and other advanced settings). No flailing, no guesswork.
How do you sign in?
We use the standard device authorization flow — the same trick you use to sign in to a streaming app on your TV. The CLI shows a code, you confirm it in the browser, and you're in. No passwords to paste, no API keys to babysit.
Every token is just a regular account session. See everything that's connected — apps and devices alike — under Account → Connected apps, and revoke any of them in a single click.
What you can do today
Your plan limits, paywalls and safety checks all still apply — the tools run on the very same API as the dashboard. We'll keep wiring more of DYQR into these entry points over time.
- ✅ Short links — create, list, look up, retarget, rename, enable / disable, delete
- ✅ QR codes — set the style, export SVG / PNG
- ↗️ Campaigns, analytics, geo-routing, passwords / expiry and more — your agent hands you a dashboard link to finish in the browser
Get started
npx @dyqr/cli loginThat's the whole setup. Go ahead — let your AI run your links.