Let Your AI Agents
Handle the Card Work
CardSight AI plugs directly into Claude, OpenClaw, and any MCP-aware agent through our public MCP server — or into tool-calling LLMs through our REST API. Automate listing, deal hunting, want-list monitoring, and portfolio tracking across 15M+ trading cards.
Three Ways Your Agents Talk to CardSight AI
Whether you are plugging Claude into your desktop, wiring a custom agent into a cron job, or building a fleet of assistants for your team — the integration surface is already built and documented.
What People Are Automating Right Now
These are real workflows CardSight AI users are building on top of our MCP server and REST API today — not someday-maybe ideas.
Marketplace Listing Automation
Snap a photo, and the agent identifies the card with CardSight, pulls current market pricing, and drafts a ready-to-post eBay or marketplace listing — title, description, comp data, and all. With CardMagic, the same photo comes back as the cropped, color-corrected listing image.
Deal Hunting Across Marketplaces
Agents watch marketplace feeds, identify cards inside listings, and cross-reference our pricing data to flag mispriced inventory before the rest of the hobby sees it.
Want-List Monitoring
Point an agent at your want list and let it continuously scan live marketplace inventory. Get pinged the moment a target card surfaces at the right price.
Portfolio Valuation & Rebalancing
Schedule an agent to re-price your collection on any cadence you want. Track total value over time, surface movers, and get suggestions when a position outgrows its weighting.
Bulk Inventory Intake
Hand an agent a stack of photos and it processes them end-to-end — identifying each card, pulling metadata and pricing, running every photo through CardMagic for listing-ready images, and producing catalog-ready listings for your storefront.
Price Alerts & Trend Watching
Agents poll pricing on the cards that matter to you, surface anomalies, and narrate why something moved. Turn passive market-watching into an always-on signal.
How an Agent Workflow Looks
You talk to your agent in plain language. The agent calls CardSight AI tools. The work gets done.
You ask
“Hey Claude, find me a PSA 10 2011 Topps Update Trout rookie for under $400 on eBay and draft a bid.”
Your agent calls CardSight AI
It looks up the card, confirms the release and card number, checks current market comps, and scans live listings — all through a handful of MCP or REST calls.
You get the answer
A short list of matching listings, each annotated with our pricing data, ready for you to approve. No tabs. No spreadsheets.
# claude_desktop_config.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"cardsight": {
"url": "https://mcp.cardsight.ai",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"
}
}
}
}# OpenClaw — one-line install
openclaw mcp set cardsight \
'{"url":"https://mcp.cardsight.ai",
"headers":{
"Authorization":"Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"
}}'See full setup for Claude Desktop, Claude Code, OpenClaw, and other MCP clients in our MCP documentation.
Manual Workflow vs. Agent-Driven Workflow
Manual, the old way
- Research every card by hand — year, set, variation, parallel
- Look up comps across multiple marketplaces for each listing
- Write titles and descriptions one at a time
- Miss deals because you cannot watch feeds 24/7
- Re-price collections only when you manually remember to
- Scan or re-shoot every card to get a usable listing photo
With CardSight AI + your agent
- CardSight identifies any card for the agent in under 400ms with 99.5% accuracy
- Pricing and comp data pulled automatically from one API
- Listings drafted in bulk — you review, edit, and publish
- Always-on monitoring surfaces deals and want-list hits instantly
- Portfolios re-price on a schedule you set and forget
- CardMagic returns the listing image from the same photo, no scanner in the loop
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything teams ask before wiring an agent up to CardSight AI.
CardSight AI publishes a public Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. Add it to Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or any MCP-compatible agent with a short config entry and your API key, and the agent immediately gains tools for card identification, catalog search, release lookups, and collection management. Full setup instructions and a live tool browser live in our MCP documentation.