# Epic Games EOS MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect

> Epic Games EOS MCP. Connect your AI agent to the Epic Online Services backend to manage player accounts, pull friend lists, and browse the Epic Games Store catalog. It bridges the gap between your agent and the gaming ecosystem, making it easy to fetch metadata or verify cross-platform identities like Steam and PlayStation links.

## Overview
- **Category:** industry-titans
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_7pqmstpM6cO2hS0ir3TwTd8zgyqVhODL1ShV4r8m/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** player-metadata, social-graph, account-lookup, game-services, user-profiles

## Description

Epic Games EOS MCP lets you handle player data without the usual headache of manual lookups. You're building a game and need to know if a player's account is actually linked to their Steam profile. Right now, that probably means opening a browser, heading to a dev portal, and hunting through a bunch of IDs. This Connector changes that. It lets your AI agent do the heavy lifting for you. You can just ask your agent to check an account's public info, and it pulls that data directly from the backend.

It works the same way for social connections. If you need to see who a player is friends with or verify their cross-platform identity, you just ask. The agent handles the handshake with the framework so you don't have to deal with the technicalities of the API. You can even browse the store catalog for specific products in your sandboxes. It's a way to bring the gaming ecosystem into your daily conversation without the friction of manual lookups. You'll find this is one of the many specialized connectors available on the Vinkius catalog that actually makes sense for game dev workflows. It's about getting the data you need without the clicks. Instead of copy-pasting IDs from one window to another, your agent becomes a direct line to the data. Whether you're a developer trying to debug a login issue or a community manager trying to understand a player's social reach, this tool cuts out the middleman.

## Tools

### get_account_info
Pulls public metadata and display names for one or more Epic Account IDs. This helps you verify account identities quickly.

### get_friends_list
Retrieves the full friends list for a specific Epic account. Use this to see who a player is connected with.

### search_store_catalog
Searches the Epic Games Store catalog using valid Sandbox or Deployment IDs. It lets you browse products in specific environments.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
Check if Epic ID 0123456789abcdef is linked to any consoles.
```

**Response:** 
```
I checked that ID for you. It is currently linked to a **PlayStation Network** account and a **Steam** account.
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Who is on the friends list for account 019d8435?
```

**Response:** 
```
Here is the friends list for that account:

*   **EpicExplorer**
*   **GameMaster99**
*   **ShadowWalker**
*   **PixelQueen**
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Search the store for 'Action RPGs' in sandbox 'XYZ'.
```

**Response:** 
```
I found 3 items in the 'XYZ' sandbox:

| Product Name | Price | Status |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Dragon's Reach | $19.99 | Available |
| Shadow Realm | $29.99 | Pre-order |
| Mystic Path | $14.99 | Available |
```

## Capabilities

### Fetch public account metadata
Get display names and account details for specific IDs.

### Pull friend lists
Retrieve a list of friends for any given Epic account.

### Search the store catalog
Browse products and services within specific Epic sandboxes.

### Verify cross-platform links
Check if accounts are connected to Steam, Xbox, or PlayStation.

## Use Cases

### Verifying a player's identity
A developer asks the agent to check if an ID is linked to a PSN account to troubleshoot a login error.

### Checking a friend list
A community manager asks the agent to see who a specific player is friends with to identify social clusters.

### Store catalog browsing
A dev wants to see what products are in a specific sandbox and asks the agent to search the store catalog.

### Bulk account lookup
A dev provides a list of IDs and asks the agent to get_account_info for all of them at once.

## Benefits

- Stop manually checking account IDs. Use get_account_info to pull display names and metadata instantly.
- Quickly see social connections. Use get_friends_list to see who a player is connected with.
- Verify platform links easily. Check Steam, Xbox, and PlayStation connections without leaving your chat.
- Browse the store via chat. Use search_store_catalog to find specific products in your deployment.
- Faster troubleshooting for devs. Get real-time account data during the development cycle.
- Reduced context switching. Access player social data without opening the Epic Dev Portal.

## How It Works

The bottom line is that it turns complex EOS API calls into simple chat commands.

1. Subscribe to the Connector and get your credentials from the Epic Games Dev Portal.
2. Enter your Client ID and Client Secret into your AI client.
3. Ask your agent to find accounts, friends, or store items.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**What can the Epic Games EOS MCP do for my game?**
It lets your AI agent pull public account info, check friend lists, and search your store catalog. It's a way to get data from the Epic Games ecosystem without manual lookups.

**How do I connect my Epic Games account to my AI?**
You'll need to get a Client ID and Client Secret from the Epic Games Dev Portal and then add them to your AI client's configuration.

**Can the Epic Games EOS MCP see my private messages?**
No, it only has access to public metadata like display names and social links. It cannot access private user data like messages or emails.

**Does the Epic Games EOS MCP work with Steam?**
Yes, it can verify if an Epic account is linked to a Steam account, which is helpful for troubleshooting cross-platform logins.

**How do I search the Epic Games Store using this?**
You can ask your agent to search the store catalog. Just make sure to provide the correct Sandbox or Deployment ID in your request.

**Can I use the Epic Games EOS MCP to manage my friends?**
This Connector is for retrieving data, not management. You can see who a player is friends with, but you can't add or remove friends through this tool.

**How do I get an Epic Client ID and Secret?**
You must create a developer account at [dev.epicgames.com](https://dev.epicgames.com/), set up an organization and a product, and generate credentials in the 'Product Settings' section.