Galxe MCP. Check eligibility, track points, and manage credentials.
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Galxe MCP Server automates Web3 community management. Your AI agent checks quest eligibility, tracks loyalty points, and manages user credentials directly from conversations.
It lets you fetch quest details, monitor leaderboards (Space and Starboard), and programmatically modify user credentials.
What your AI agents can do
Check credential eligibility
Checks if a user qualifies for a specific type of credential.
Check quest eligibility
Checks if a user qualifies for a specific Galxe quest.
Get quest
Gets detailed information about a specific Galxe quest.
Determines if a specific wallet address meets the requirements for a Galxe quest.
Retrieves all information about a specified Galxe quest, including its active status and participant count.
Verifies if a user meets the requirements to receive a particular type of credential.
Fetches the ranked list of users and their accumulated loyalty points for a given Galxe space.
Retrieves the top contributors and their influence scores using Starboard metrics.
Updates the list of users eligible for a custom API credential.
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Galxe MCP Server: 6 Tools for Web3 Metrics
These tools let your AI agent interact with Galxe data. Check eligibility, track points, and modify user credentials directly from your workflow.
019e5d1dcheck credential eligibility
Checks if a user qualifies for a specific type of credential.
019e5d1dcheck quest eligibility
Checks if a user qualifies for a specific Galxe quest.
019e5d1dget quest
Gets detailed information about a specific Galxe quest.
019e5d1dget space leaderboard
Retrieves the loyalty point ranking for a specified Galxe space.
019e5d1dget starboard leaderboard
Retrieves the top users ranked by Twitter influence scores.
019e5d1dmutate credential items
Modifies the list of users eligible for a custom API credential.
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What you can do with this MCP connector
Galxe MCP Server lets your AI agent handle all the nitty-gritty of Web3 community management. You'll stop talking about it and actually start doing it. You can use your AI client to check if a wallet qualifies for a quest or a credential. You'll also get all the deets on any specific Galxe quest, including if it's active and how many people are in it.
You can check if a user meets the requirements for a particular credential type. You'll get the ranked list of users and their accumulated loyalty points for any Galxe space using get_space_leaderboard. To see who's really making waves based on Twitter influence, run get_starboard_leaderboard. When you need to manage who's eligible for a custom API credential, you can update the list using mutate_credential_items.
You can also check if a user qualifies for a specific Galxe quest using check_quest_eligibility. Finally, you can verify if a user qualifies for a specific credential type with check_credential_eligibility.
How Galxe MCP Works
- 1 Subscribe to the Galxe MCP Server and provide your Galxe Access Token.
- 2 Your AI agent calls the relevant tool (e.g.,
get_quest) and passes necessary parameters like a Quest ID or Space ID. - 3 The server executes the function, returning structured data (e.g., eligibility status, leaderboard list) directly to your agent for use.
The bottom line is, your AI client reads the required data from Galxe and presents it to you without you needing to log into any dashboard.
Who Is Galxe MCP For?
Community Managers, Growth Leads, and Web3 Developers. If your job involves tracking user participation, validating credentials, or analyzing community metrics across multiple platforms, this saves hours of manual dashboard exporting and cross-referencing.
Uses this to track participant progress across quests and verify eligibility without manually exporting data from the Galxe dashboard.
Analyzes leaderboard data and social influence scores to pinpoint top contributors and optimize campaign targeting.
Automates the synchronization of eligible users for custom credentials, triggering updates directly from their workflow code.
What Changes When You Connect
- Check user status instantly. Instead of navigating to a dashboard to see if an address is eligible, use
check_quest_eligibilityto get a direct pass/fail answer. - Keep track of community loyalty. Use
get_space_leaderboardto see who's top contributor in a space without running a manual report. - Manage credentials in code.
mutate_credential_itemslets you programmatically add or remove users from an API credential list, bypassing manual GUI steps. - Get quest details fast.
get_questpulls all the info you need on a quest—status, participants, etc.—in a single API call. - Identify top users by influence. Use
get_starboard_leaderboardto pull social influence data, letting you target your best community members. - Streamline verification. You can check both quest (
check_quest_eligibility) and credential (check_credential_eligibility) eligibility in one conversation.
Real-World Use Cases
Onboarding New Campaign Users
A growth lead needs to know who can join a new campaign. They ask their agent to run check_quest_eligibility on a list of 50 addresses. The agent returns a clean list of eligible users, so the lead can immediately start rewarding them.
Analyzing Space Health
A community manager wants to know who the top contributors are for a major project space. They ask the agent to run get_space_leaderboard. The agent returns the top 10 users and their points, letting the manager identify key people for interviews.
Automating Credential Updates
A developer needs to sync a list of verified users to a custom API. They use the agent to call check_credential_eligibility first, then use mutate_credential_items to update the credential list with only the verified users.
Tracking Social Buzz
A marketing team needs to find users with high social influence to invite to a private alpha test. They ask the agent to run get_starboard_leaderboard and filter the top 20 users by influence score.
The Tradeoffs
Treating it like a simple data lookup
Running get_quest and assuming that data is enough. You might get the quest details, but you still have to manually check if your target user is actually eligible for it.
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After calling get_quest, immediately run check_quest_eligibility for the target address. This confirms the quest is running and that the specific user qualifies to participate.
Manual credential list updates
Manually logging into the Galxe dashboard to add or remove users from an API credential list after a campaign ends.
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Use check_credential_eligibility to validate the users, then call mutate_credential_items. This updates the credential list programmatically, logging the change and saving manual effort.
Ignoring leaderboard context
Just looking at a raw leaderboard number from get_space_leaderboard without knowing what the points represent (e.g., participation vs. referrals).
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Pair get_space_leaderboard with get_quest to understand what specific actions or quests contributed to the points shown. This gives context to the ranking.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this if your goal is to automate Web3 community operations. Specifically, if you need to know who is eligible for something (use check_quest_eligibility or check_credential_eligibility), or if you need to programmatically change a user's status (use mutate_credential_items). Don't use this if you just need a general list of available quests—use get_quest first to gather details. If you only need to see who is ranked, use the specific leaderboard tool (get_space_leaderboard or get_starboard_leaderboard). This server keeps your entire community state inside your agent, so you don't have to context-switch between five different dashboards.
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Available Capabilities
Tracking participant status shouldn't require logging into five different dashboards.
Right now, figuring out if a user qualifies for a campaign means jumping through hoops. You check the quest page, then you copy the Quest ID. You check the dashboard to see if they've completed the steps, then you export a CSV to cross-reference against your target list. It's slow, and it's easy to lose data in the copy-paste process.
With this MCP server, you ask your agent directly. You tell it the Quest ID and the wallet address. The agent uses `check_quest_eligibility` and gives you a clean, immediate answer. The data flows straight from Galxe into your workflow.
Galxe MCP Server: Manage credentials & community metrics
The tedious part is manually updating who gets access. You find the right users, export the list, and then log into the credential management tool to add them. This is a high-risk, multi-step process that often misses people.
Now, you let your agent run `check_credential_eligibility` to validate the users, then execute `mutate_credential_items` to update the list. It’s a single, auditable command that gets the job done.
Common Questions About Galxe MCP
How do I check if a user is eligible for a quest using the check_quest_eligibility tool? +
You provide the Quest ID and the wallet address to the agent. The agent returns a clear status showing if the user has satisfied all required credential groups for that specific quest.
What data does get_space_leaderboard return? +
It returns a ranked list of users and their associated loyalty points for a specific Galxe space. This lets you see the top contributors and how many points they have.
Can I update credentials using mutate_credential_items? +
Yes. You provide the list of users and the credential ID. The tool then programmatically adds, removes, or replaces those users in the credential list.
Is get_starboard_leaderboard better than get_space_leaderboard? +
They track different metrics. get_space_leaderboard tracks internal loyalty points earned within a specific Galxe space. get_starboard_leaderboard tracks external influence metrics, like social rankings via Twitter.
How do I get general information about a Galxe quest? +
Use get_quest and provide the Quest ID. This returns general details about the quest, including its current status and the associated space name.
When should I use the `check_credential_eligibility` tool instead of `check_quest_eligibility`? +
Use check_credential_eligibility when you need to verify if a user meets the requirements for a specific credential, regardless of how they earned it. This is distinct from checking if they qualify for an active Galxe quest.
How does `get_quest` help me track quest participant data? +
get_quest retrieves the core details of a Galxe quest, including its current status and the total number of participants. You get the overall scope of the quest, not individual user data.
What happens if I try to modify credentials using `mutate_credential_items` for an ineligible user? +
The system will return an error message detailing that the user lacks the necessary prerequisites. This prevents invalid data writes and ensures your API calls maintain data integrity.
Can I check if a specific wallet is eligible for a quest? +
Yes. Use the check_quest_eligibility tool by providing the Quest ID and the wallet address. The agent will return the eligibility status and details for that specific user.
How do I see the top participants in a specific space? +
You can use the get_space_leaderboard tool with the Space ID. It retrieves the ranking and loyalty points of users within that Galxe space.
Can I update the list of users for a custom credential? +
Yes, the mutate_credential_items tool allows you to append, remove, or replace wallet addresses for a specific API credential ID.
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