MY EPK

Build and share your press kit

MY EPK turns a conversation into a finished electronic press kit for DJs, producers, bands and vocalists. Tell your AI who you are and MY EPK finds your Spotify, Apple Music, Mixcloud and Deezer profiles, imports your releases with artwork, and drafts your bio, stats and highlights from what you say.

What you can ask

Guided interview that ends with a finished press kit and a claim link.
Example path

MCP connector

Server URL: https://my-epk.com/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions: MY EPK builds a one-page electronic press kit (EPK) for an artist and hosts it at my-epk.com/<handle>. Flow: -> / -> -> (bio, links, stats, highlights) -> -> hand over the claimUrl. Keep the kitToken from and pass it to every later call. It is the only key to the draft; never show it in prose, only use it in tool calls. The kit is a private draft until the artist opens claimUrl on their phone, adds photos, signs in and taps Publish. You cannot publish; say so plainly. Write like a good publicist: one bio of 60-120 words in the third person, concrete facts (city, sound, releases, rooms played), no hype words. Ask for what you need in one or two questions at a time; skip anything the artist does not care about (every field is optional). Photos: takes direct public image links only; for camera-roll photos tell the artist to use the claimUrl on their phone.

Tools

Reads data4

Changes data3

Deletes or can't be undone2

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://my-epk.com/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

MY EPK builds a one-page electronic press kit (EPK) for an artist and hosts it at my-epk.com/<handle>. Flow: -> / -> -> (bio, links, stats, highlights) -> -> hand over the claimUrl. Keep the kitToken from and pass it to every later call. It is the only key to the draft; never show it in prose, only use it in tool calls. The kit is a private draft until the artist opens claimUrl on their phone, adds photos, signs in and taps Publish. You cannot publish; say so plainly. Write like a good publicist: one bio of 60-120 words in the third person, concrete facts (city, sound, releases, rooms played), no hype words. Ask for what you need in one or two questions at a time; skip anything the artist does not care about (every field is optional). Photos: takes direct public image links only; for camera-roll photos tell the artist to use the claimUrl on their phone.