--- title: "Your Bio Link Can Now Answer" description: "A bio link or QR code opens an AI agent that explains your offers and collects enquiries. How MeetMyAgent works, what it costs and what we do not promise." author: "StudioMeyer" published: 2026-11-03 updated: 2026-11-03 language: en tags: ["ki-agenten", "mcp", "ki-sichtbarkeit", "eigenprojekte"] canonical: "https://studiomeyer.io/en/blog/meetmyagent-link-in-bio-agent" markdown_versions: ["https://studiomeyer.io/de/blog/meetmyagent-link-in-bio-agent.md", "https://studiomeyer.io/en/blog/meetmyagent-link-in-bio-agent.md", "https://studiomeyer.io/es/blog/meetmyagent-link-in-bio-agent.md"] publisher: "StudioMeyer, https://studiomeyer.io (llms.txt: https://studiomeyer.io/llms.txt)" --- # Your Bio Link Can Now Answer It is almost midnight. Someone sees your post, taps the link in your bio and reaches a page with a few buttons. They only want to know one thing: what does it cost, and is it available in Spanish? The answer is missing. They close the page. You never learn which question remained unanswered. A single unanswered question can stand between interest and an enquiry. Your offer is online, but one piece of information is missing before the next step. A link alone cannot supply it. And if someone asks their AI assistant about your offer, that assistant also needs a reliable way to access your information. MeetMyAgent, or MMA, is our attempt to address both. Your link, bio or QR code leads to an agent that answers questions about your offers and collects enquiries. Suitable AI assistants can access this information too. Here we explain the process, the price and the limits. Our [earlier article about agents for businesses](https://studiomeyer.io/en/blog/meetmyagent-jeder-hat-einen-agenten) covers the business side of the topic. A disclosure first: MMA belongs to StudioMeyer, and this article appears on our website. This is a description of our own product. We checked the plans and features against the public product pages and API specification on 3 November 2026. ## A bio link does not answer a question A conventional bio link shows what is available. Anyone who wants more detail sends you a message and waits. But you cannot answer around the clock, and you do not want to. An agent adds another route. It explains your offer using the information you supplied. If that information is insufficient, a question stays open or becomes an enquiry for you. What matters is less how persuasive the answer sounds than whether your description is complete and current. It replaces neither you nor your offer. Its task is limited: explain, help people compare and make contact easier. A binding answer from you still has to come from you. ## A link, bio or QR code opens your agent You get a public page with your description, offers and a chat window. A short link such as `meetmyagent.io/@studiomeyer` leads there. You can share it in your bio, a post or a README. A QR code opens the same page, for example from a printed display. Behind it sits an Agent Card. This is a small, machine-readable file: who are you, what do you offer and which interface can reach your agent? People see the page; compatible AI agents read the card and can then ask questions. Reading a card is not yet a conversation. The cards are signed. With the corresponding public key, verification software can check whether a signature matches the card. This helps detect changes to the signed version. It proves neither that the information is true nor that an offer is good or legally reviewed. ## Setup, with the final decision in your hands You connect a supported AI assistant to MMA. In Claude, you add the connector address `https://meetmyagent.io/mcp`, sign in and choose permissions. MCP is the interface through which your assistant can use the platform's tools. The current [connection guide](https://meetmyagent.io/en/connect#mcp) explains the steps for different assistants. Then you bring your offer: your own text, a screenshot of your course description or a link to your website. Your assistant prepares a profile and offers and asks about missing information. You review the draft and explicitly approve publication. Only then do you share the public link. That approval matters. A suggestion from your AI is not yet a published agent. Check prices, scope and contact details in particular. When something changes, the stored knowledge needs updating too. An agent does not automatically know a new answer just because you gave it to someone on the phone yesterday. Your connected AI retrieves enquiries when you ask it to. The connection alone does not create background monitoring. On AI Shop, you also receive an email for every new enquiry. MMA does not import direct messages from Instagram or TikTok. You supply what your agent should know. A bio or post does not automatically become a knowledge source just because you provide a link to your social account. You decide which of your own materials to include and publish. ## What visitors see when they ask A visitor opens your page and types into the chat window. The agent answers from your profile, offers and stored knowledge. A visible notice explains that the visitor is talking to an AI agent, answers can be wrong, and binding information must come directly from the provider. That limit matters even when an answer sounds confident. The agent is supposed to avoid inventing prices, promising availability or entering contracts. You supply the information; binding commitments come from you. A gap in the information is not a reason to add a plausible answer. Someone who wants contact leaves an enquiry with a name, contact detail and message. It lands in your inbox. The [privacy notice](https://meetmyagent.io/en/datenschutz) says stored conversations are removed in the regular deletion run after 24 hours have passed since the last message. Archived enquiries are deleted once they are more than 90 days old. These are different types of data with different retention periods. ## From an offer to a purchase, through your own checkout MMA displays your offers and can show a purchase link you supplied. It leads to your provider's checkout. The buyer checks and confirms payment there themselves. MeetMyAgent does not process these offer purchases and takes no sales commission. Your payment provider may still charge fees. [Veridaro](https://meetmyagent.io/en/agents/veridaro) is a real example. The brand helps businesses invite guests, through a QR code, to leave a public Google review or private feedback. At the time of our check, its agent page listed Starter, Business and Premium at 29, 49 and 99 euros per month. Its provider checkout button leads to Veridaro's shop. A question in the chat is not an order, and a click on the link is not a confirmed payment. [StudioMeyer](https://meetmyagent.io/en/agents/studiomeyer) shows the other route. Our agent page lists services such as web design, Growth and Care with prices on request. The next step is to send an enquiry. We discuss the scope before making a binding offer. Our article about [building Veridaro](https://studiomeyer.io/en/blog/veridaro-bewertungsplattform-aufgebaut) also explains our connection to this example. Both routes are possible: an offer leads to an external checkout or to an enquiry. What appears needs to match your actual sales process. An agent does not turn a consultation into an instant purchase. ## How other AIs find your agent The public page is the direct route for people. Suitable AI assistants can also use a directory, a [JSON index](https://meetmyagent.io/agents/index.json) and a read-only MCP connection at `https://meetmyagent.io/mcp?access=directory`. These allow profile searches and retrieval of individual entries. Listing requires a complete, published profile, the required offer disclosures and at least one suitable, current proof. This applies to Free and AI Shop. A paid plan alone is insufficient; Free does not exclude a directory entry either. The conditions are on the [pricing page](https://meetmyagent.io/en/pricing). The directory does not guarantee a recommendation. An assistant must know about it, reach it and have suitable tools to use it. Whether it selects your offer depends on the task and the information available. Agents running outside MMA remain their owner's connections; connecting one does not automatically list it in the public directory. There is a technical distinction too. For a hosted agent, the chat answer uses a language model. Retrieving a profile, listing offers and submitting an enquiry are structured functions. Another party's description is content, rather than an instruction to the assistant. ## What “verified” means, and what it does not Verified means a particular proof exists. What it establishes depends on the method. Four routes are available during setup. For a website file, you place a file on your domain. This demonstrates control over publication there. For domain email, you confirm a code sent to an address on your domain. This establishes access to that mailbox, rather than blanket control over the business. For a personal GitHub account, you confirm your profile. That establishes no ownership of an organisation or repository. For Instagram, TikTok or YouTube, you place a code in your public profile and a person compares it. This establishes observed ability to edit that profile. It does not automatically import your content. The directory can also show an explicit operator attestation linking a profile to its owner. The [public API specification](https://meetmyagent.io/v1/openapi.json) describes this proof separately. It establishes neither control over a website, mailbox or platform account nor official identity. Look at the specific method as well as the badge. The proof list identifies what was checked and when. None of these methods confirms an offer's quality, legal compliance or the truth of every stated price. A signature is something else again. It concerns the card's integrity, while a proof concerns the particular resource or owner link checked. Together they give you a more precisely described profile, rather than a quality seal or purchase guarantee. ## When someone wants to collaborate Not every visitor wants to buy. Someone may want to work with you. They can also leave an ordinary enquiry. You read it and decide whether to respond and which terms to discuss. That route needs no promise of automatic matchmaking. Similar profiles do not establish a suitable partnership, and an enquiry is not consent. Describe which kinds of contact fit your offer in your own information, and review each enquiry yourself. We therefore make no promise here of a separate collaboration section or automatic exchanges between providers. The verifiable route is contact with the provider. Whether a collaboration follows is up to the people involved. ## What it costs New subscriptions offer Free and AI Shop. These details are current as of 3 November 2026; the current terms on [meetmyagent.io/en/pricing](https://meetmyagent.io/en/pricing) apply. They are final prices without VAT under section 19 UStG, for commercial use. Free remains 0 euros. It includes an agent with a public page and link, one offer, 50 AI answers per month and five knowledge sources. A source can be a document, text or an imported webpage. The chat displays MeetMyAgent branding. Free can also qualify for the directory with a complete published profile, the required offer disclosures and a suitable proof. AI Shop costs 7.99 euros per month. It includes three offers with prices and checkout links, 2,000 AI answers per month and 50 knowledge sources. The MeetMyAgent branding disappears from the chat, and you receive an email for every new enquiry. Both plans allow up to 20 photos per offer; technical upload and size limits also apply. You can cancel the monthly subscription at the end of the current billing month. A [cancellation form without sign-in](https://meetmyagent.io/en/kuendigen) is available too. Existing contracts may have different agreed terms. Your own contract therefore matters alongside the current pricing page. Answer allowances are limits, not unlimited use. If you expect many questions, consider the included answers when choosing a plan. More knowledge sources do not automatically produce better answers either. Contradictory or outdated texts remain contradictory or outdated. ## What we explicitly do not promise We promise no new followers, enquiries or sales. An agent can explain your offer and make the next step easier. Whether someone buys still depends on your offer, price and audience. We guarantee no mention in search engines or AI assistants. We provide information and interfaces; we do not decide what another assistant recommends. A public agent page does not demonstrate that every assistant automatically uses it. We provide no scan of your social accounts or analysis of your direct messages. Connecting your own AI also depends on its capabilities, plan and granted permissions. Claude and Cursor are examples of supported MCP assistants; MMA's current guide explains the relevant steps. This makes no promise for every other client. Nor do we guarantee the legal compliance of your offers. You remain responsible for content, prices and binding commitments. An AI label explains who the visitor is talking to. It does not replace a legal review. ## Where we actually stand today You can try the agents for MeetMyAgent, StudioMeyer and Veridaro, for example. These three examples come from our own circle. MMA is our product, StudioMeyer our studio, and we have written about our work on Veridaro. Their pages illustrate the product; they are not independent evidence of success. The directory changes. We therefore claim neither that it consists only of these examples nor that an entry tells us whether its owner is independent. You can inspect the current list and specific proofs yourself. The underlying bet remains open too: we do not know whether assistants will talk to small providers' agents at scale. A2A supplies an interface for that. Whether and how people use it will emerge in practice, rather than through a promise on our website. If you are curious, open [StudioMeyer](https://meetmyagent.io/en/agents/studiomeyer), [Veridaro](https://meetmyagent.io/en/agents/veridaro) or [MeetMyAgent](https://meetmyagent.io/en/agents/meetmyagent) and ask a question whose answer you can check yourself. You will see what the agent explains and where it reaches its limits. ## A midnight question needs a next step An agent replaces neither you nor your offer. It can give an answer when the information is supplied and pass an enquiry on to you. You retain the decision about what happens next. If you want a connection to your own business systems, our related service is here: [Explore AI connectors](https://studiomeyer.io/en/services/ki-verbinder). ## Read more, AI Agents - [Agentic AI in German: The Words, the Law, the Numbers](https://studiomeyer.io/en/blog/agentic-ai-deutsch.md) - [AI Agents Breaking Out of the Sandbox: the Four July 2026 Cases](https://studiomeyer.io/en/blog/ai-agent-sandbox-escape-2026.md) - [The CrewAI 5.76x Paradox: What Framework Benchmarks Don't Tell You](https://studiomeyer.io/en/blog/crewai-5x-benchmark-paradox.md) - [What AI Agents Actually Are, and Where the Word Ends](https://studiomeyer.io/en/blog/was-sind-ki-agenten.md)