Sports card database: card search, full set checklists, parallel lookup, card identification.
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https://mycardfolio.com/api/mcp7 tools · 297mssearch_cardsFull-text search over the MyCardfolio sports card database. Searches player/subject names, card numbers, products, sets, and card details. Optionally filter by sport and year.Full-text search over the MyCardfolio sports card database. Searches player/subject names, card numbers, products, sets, and card details. Optionally filter by sport and year.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| query* | string | Search terms, e.g. "griffey upper deck" |
| sport | string | Sport/category filter, e.g. "baseball" |
| year | string | Year filter, e.g. "1989" |
| limit | integer | Max results (default 20, max 50) |
get_cardFull detail for a single card by its card_id, plus a few related cards from the same set.Full detail for a single card by its card_id, plus a few related cards from the same set.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| card_id* | string | The card_id of the card |
get_set_checklistComplete checklist of cards in a set by set_id, with set metadata. Output is capped at 500 cards.Complete checklist of cards in a set by set_id, with set metadata. Output is capped at 500 cards.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| set_id* | string | The set_id of the set |
browseNavigate the database hierarchy: no arguments lists sports with card counts; sport lists years; sport + year lists products; product_id lists sets.Navigate the database hierarchy: no arguments lists sports with card counts; sport lists years; sport + year lists products; product_id lists sets.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| sport | string | Sport/category, e.g. "baseball" |
| year | string | Year (requires sport), e.g. "1989" |
| product_id | string | Product id to list its sets |
find_variantsFind parallels/variants of a card: cards sharing the same year, product, card number, and subjects but belonging to a different set (e.g. base vs. refractor).Find parallels/variants of a card: cards sharing the same year, product, card number, and subjects but belonging to a different set (e.g. base vs. refractor).
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| card_id* | string | The card_id of the card |
identify_cardParse a free-text card description or eBay-style listing title (e.g. "1989 Upper Deck Ken Griffey Jr #1 PSA 10") and return the best database matches with a confidence note.Parse a free-text card description or eBay-style listing title (e.g. "1989 Upper Deck Ken Griffey Jr #1 PSA 10") and return the best database matches with a confidence note.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| description* | string | Free-text card description or listing title |
card_of_the_dayMyCardfolio's featured card of the day (changes daily).MyCardfolio's featured card of the day (changes daily).
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Sports card database: card search, full set checklists, parallel lookup, card identification.
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