Studio Apps
setStudioAppShareCard
Set Studio App Share Card
Request setting a Studio app's link-preview share card: the title, description, and cover image a shared /a/<slug>_<id> link unfurls with on Telegram/Slack/iMessage/social.
Ask Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any AI connected to The Cloud "set the share card for my X", and it calls setStudioAppShareCard.
Example call
The MCP tools/call params, with the required arguments only.
{
"arguments": {
"appId": "<appId>"
},
"name": "setStudioAppShareCard"
}Arguments
appIdstringrequiredThe Studio app IDcoverImageFileIdstringoptionalFile id of an image asset in this app (e.g. one returned by generateImage) to use as the cover (og:image). Omit to leave the current cover unchanged.descriptionstringoptionalLink-preview description (og:description). Omit to leave unchanged.titlestringoptionalLink-preview title (og:title). Omit to leave unchanged.
Returns
The registry does not declare a return shape.
Ask for it
The Cloud routes these requests to this verb.
- set the share card for my X
- use this image as the link preview for X
- make this the cover for X
Pair it with
The verbs that finish the job.
Questions
What does setStudioAppShareCard do?
Request setting a Studio app's link-preview share card: the title, description, and cover image a shared /a/<slug>_<id> link unfurls with on Telegram/Slack/iMessage/social. It is one of the tools The Cloud MCP server gives every connected AI.
How do I use setStudioAppShareCard from Claude or ChatGPT?
Connect your AI to The Cloud at https://mcp.thecloud.so/mcp and sign in once. Then ask Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any AI connected to The Cloud "set the share card for my X", and it calls setStudioAppShareCard.
Is setStudioAppShareCard safe to let an AI call?
setStudioAppShareCard widens who can see or receive something, so the owner approves every call explicitly. An AI cannot approve it for itself.
Connect
One endpoint gives your AI this tool and every other one: connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Gemini, read what The Cloud is, or see pricing.