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Zealy MCP Server connects your AI agent directly to Zealy's backend tools for full community management control. Manage quests, track leaderboards, reward users with XP, and moderate submissions—all through natural conversation.

Stop jumping between dashboards; let your AI handle the entire gamification workflow, from creating a new quest module using `create_quest` to banning a disruptive user via `ban_user`.

It’s full web3 community control for your agent.

What your AI agents can do

Add xp

Increments a user's current Experience Points (XP) total by a specified amount.

Ban user

Permanently removes an account from the community due to policy violations.

Check member

Confirms if a user is officially part of the Zealy community using their ID or address.

+ 20 more capabilities included
Manage user XP

Manually adds or removes Experience Points (XP) for any specified user.

Moderate users

Bans a specific user from the community, enforcing moderation rules immediately.

Verify membership status

Checks if an account belongs to the target Zealy community using Discord or ETH addresses.

Build quests

Creates new quests, updates existing ones, and manages overall quest modules for the community.

Process submissions

Retrieves pending claims and allows your agent to approve or reject user-submitted tasks.

Automate external syncs

Creates, deletes, and updates webhooks, syncing Zealy events with outside tools and databases.

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Zealy MCP Server: 23 Tools for Community Management

Use these tools to automate everything from user lookup and leaderboard tracking to creating entire quest lines and setting up external data webhooks.

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add xp

Increments a user's current Experience Points (XP) total by a specified amount.

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ban user

Permanently removes an account from the community due to policy violations.

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check member

Confirms if a user is officially part of the Zealy community using their ID or address.

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create quest

Generates and publishes an entirely new quest structure for the community to follow.

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create secret

Sets up a new, secure secret used by API tasks within the community environment.

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create webhook

Establishes a connection endpoint to push Zealy event data to an external URL.

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delete webhook

Removes an existing webhook connection, stopping data flow from that source.

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get community

Pulls basic overview information about the entire Zealy community instance.

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get leaderboard

Retrieves a list of top contributors, filterable by specific time periods or sprints.

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get referral code

Pulls the unique referral code associated with a specified user account.

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get review

Fetches the full details of one specific quest submission by its unique ID.

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get user

Retrieves all public and private profile data for a user, requiring only their Zealy ID.

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list modules

Shows all existing content categories or modules within the community's quest structure.

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list quests

Displays a full list of every active and inactive quest currently configured.

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list reviews

Lists all claimed quests that are waiting for manual administrative review or approval.

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list secrets

Shows a list of all secure, stored community secrets used by the platform's API tasks.

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list sprints

Retrieves a record of all defined campaign sprints and their associated dates.

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list webhooks

Lists every active webhook connection, showing which events they monitor.

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remove xp

Decrements a user's current Experience Points (XP) total by a specified amount.

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review submission

Approve or reject a specific claimed quest submission, completing the moderation cycle.

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search users

Finds user accounts based on partial matches using their social media handles.

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update quest

Modifies the content or parameters of an existing quest without deleting it completely.

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update webhook

Changes the destination URL or event triggers for a previously created webhook.

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What you can do with this MCP connector

Your AI agent connects right into Zealy's core backend. You get full control over community management, letting your agent handle everything from building new quests to rewarding users and moderating submissions—all without you having to jump through a dozen different dashboards. It’s total web3 gamification control for your bot.

Managing the Community & Users

You can verify if an account belongs in the community using check_member, which takes a user's ID or address and confirms their status. To pull everything about a specific person, you use get_user; it fetches all public and private profile data with just their Zealy ID. If you need to find people based on partial matches using social media handles, run search_users.

For tracking contribution levels, you get the top performers by calling get_leaderboard, filtering results by specific sprints or time periods. You can also pull a user's unique referral code instantly with get_referral_code.

When it comes to rewards and stats, you manage Experience Points (XP) directly: use add_xp to increment a user’s current XP total by a set amount, or run remove_xp if you gotta take points away. For enforcement, you can permanently remove an account from the community using ban_user, which handles policy violations immediately.

Building and Updating Content

You control the entire quest lifecycle. To introduce a brand new campaign structure, call create_quest. If you gotta tweak something that’s already running, update_quest lets you modify existing content or parameters without deleting the whole thing. You can see all the established categories or modules within the community's quest setup by calling list_modules, and to view every active and inactive quest configured, use list_quests.

Furthermore, you track campaign timelines using list_sprints to retrieve a record of defined periods and their dates. For system security, you can set up new, secure API secrets needed for background tasks using create_secret, or view all stored community secrets by running list_secrets.

Reviewing Submissions & Moderation

The moderation cycle is simple through your agent. You get a list of every claimed quest waiting for review using list_reviews. To finalize the process, you can either approve or reject a specific claim submission with review_submission, completing the task's journey. If you need to check out the full details of one single submitted quest by its ID, run get_review.

You also get basic operational info about the entire Zealy community instance using get_community.

System Automation and Syncing

You can link Zealy events to outside tools. To start this process, you establish a connection endpoint with create_webhook, which pushes event data to an external URL. If that connection breaks or changes, use update_webhook to change the destination URL or event triggers for a previously set webhook. When you’re done with a sync point, delete it using delete_webhook.

For managing these connections, list_webhooks shows every active webhook running and what events they monitor. You can also check out all existing data synchronization points by calling list_secrets.

How Zealy MCP Works

  1. 1 Subscribe to the server and provide your unique Zealy API Key.
  2. 2 Reference a tool (e.g., get_leaderboard) in your AI agent's prompt.
  3. 3 Your agent executes the function call, pulling live community data back into the conversation.

The bottom line is: you talk to your agent like you talk to an admin panel; it handles the API calls for you.

Who Is Zealy MCP For?

Community Managers who are sick of manually clicking through dashboards. Growth Marketers needing to automate complex quest flows or track referral performance at scale. Web3 Developers integrating community data into proprietary tools without writing boilerplate API wrappers.

Community Manager

Uses add_xp and ban_user instantly when a user breaks rules, or runs list_quests to schedule the next campaign.

Growth Marketer

Runs create_quest and monitors referral performance with get_referral_code, automating acquisition funnel optimization.

Web3 Developer

Uses check_member or list_secrets to integrate community status and secure data points directly into custom applications.

What Changes When You Connect

  • Instantly adjust community status using XP tools. You don't need to navigate the dashboard; just ask your agent to add_xp or remove_xp for a specific user, logging the reason automatically.
  • Automate moderation workflows completely. Instead of manually checking submissions, you prompt the agent to run list_reviews, and it pulls all pending tasks, allowing you to approve them with one command via review_submission.
  • Build complex referral funnels without writing code. You can use get_referral_code on any user profile, track their current level, and then instantly generate a new campaign using create_quest for the next tier.
  • Sync data to external systems reliably. Use create_webhook to connect Zealy events directly to your internal CRM or database, ensuring zero manual copy-pasting of metrics like leaderboard scores.
  • Gain deep visibility into users and content. Running get_user lets you pull full profiles by UUID, while search_users finds members using only their Discord handle—all in one prompt.

Real-World Use Cases

01

Dealing with a Cheater User

A user gets caught exploiting the referral system. Instead of spending time searching profiles, you tell your agent to run search_users and find their profile by handle. Once confirmed, you use ban_user, then log the event details via get_community. Done.

02

Launching a New Campaign

The campaign is lagging. You instruct your agent to first check existing content using list_quests and list_modules. Then, you use that data to inform the creation of an entirely new quest structure via create_quest, setting clear goals for users.

03

Onboarding a New Partner

A key partner joins and needs their community data synced. You run check_member on their primary ID to verify status, then use get_user to pull their full profile details. Finally, you set up the necessary communication channel using create_webhook.

04

Handling a Content Review Queue

You know 50 users submitted quests that need grading. Instead of visiting the review dashboard, your agent runs list_reviews. You then cycle through them, calling review_submission for each one until the queue is cleared.

The Tradeoffs

Trying to update a quest without listing it.

Manually guessing the ID number needed for an existing quest or using update_quest before checking what's live in the community. This results in 404 errors and lost work.

First, always call list_quests to get all active IDs; then use a specific ID in the prompt when calling update_quest. If you need general structure info, run list_modules first.

Relying on manual data copy/pasting.

A user asks about their XP. You manually check the dashboard, write down the number, and then send it to your team lead via Slack. This is slow and inaccurate.

Just ask your agent: 'What is User X's current total XP?' The tool will execute a profile pull (get_user) and give you the live metric in the chat.

Forgetting to check permissions before banning.

Attempting to run ban_user on an account that hasn't been verified, or using it when a simple moderation warning would suffice. This is overkill and incorrect procedure.

Always start by running check_member. If the user fails that check, you don't need ban_user; instead, address the membership issue directly.

When It Fits, When It Doesn't

Use this server if your core job involves continuous community governance and content lifecycle management. Specifically, if you frequently need to manage XP, track submissions, or update quest parameters based on real-time data.

Don't use it if you only need basic read access, like simply viewing a user list that doesn't require moderation actions (e.g., just reading reviews). For pure reporting, sometimes generic analytics tools are better. But if the process requires action—like changing XP (add_xp), banning someone (ban_user), or setting up external data feeds (create_webhook)—this is what you need. It’s designed for the full write-access loop; remember that get_community only gives you a snapshot, but tools like get_leaderboard give you actionable ranking data.

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This server provides 23 capabilities that interface natively with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP client. No middleware. No custom integration required.

Available Capabilities

add_xp ban_user check_member create_quest create_secret create_webhook delete_webhook get_community get_leaderboard get_referral_code get_review get_user list_modules list_quests list_reviews list_secrets list_sprints list_webhooks remove_xp review_submission search_users update_quest update_webhook

Community governance shouldn't require switching between six different dashboards.

Today, running the numbers is brutal. You need to check user profiles in one tab, check the leaderboard in another, and then manually go into a third section just to approve pending submissions—all while copying UUIDs from one window to the next. It's tedious clicks; it’s high friction.

With Zealy MCP Server, you skip the dashboards entirely. You tell your agent: 'Check these 10 users for membership and flag any who haven't submitted a review.' The tool handles the `check_member`, pulls status from `list_reviews`, and reports back—all in one go.

Zealy MCP Server lets you manage quests, rewards & community status

Before this, creating a new campaign meant: drafting the quest details, manually calculating XP values, updating the module settings, and then notifying every user about the change across multiple platforms. It was a multi-day deployment process.

Now you just prompt your agent to run `create_quest`, specifying the rules and rewards. The server builds the structure, updates the platform, and logs it—instantly. You're managing growth by conversation.

Common Questions About Zealy MCP

How do I check if a user is actually part of the community using `check_member`? +

You provide your agent with the user's Discord or ETH address. The tool responds with a true/false confirmation and, if they are members, their specific Zealy UUID.

Can I use `add_xp` for multiple users at once? +

You can list multiple calls in your prompt; the agent executes each one sequentially. Always specify the exact amount and a reason (e.g., 'Bonus XP for content creation').

What's the difference between `list_quests` and `list_modules`? +

list_quests shows every single quest artifact—the individual tasks users complete. list_modules shows the parent categories or sections that group those quests together.

Should I use `update_webhook` or just create a new one? +

Use update_webhook if the destination URL or event triggers for an existing connection changed. Otherwise, run create_webhook to establish a whole new data pipeline.

Does `get_leaderboard` pull real-time data? +

Yes, it pulls live community rankings, allowing you to see the top contributors and their current XP totals instantly. You can filter this by specific sprints too.

If I use `review_submission`, what criteria does it check to approve or reject a claimed quest? +

It checks if all associated requirements are met before allowing approval or rejection. The tool processes the submission against predefined rules for that specific quest, ensuring the claimant meets the activity thresholds and has submitted correct proof.

When using `search_users`, what identifiers can I use to find a user's profile? +

The function supports searching by various social handles, including Discord IDs, ETH addresses, and specific Zealy UUIDs. You must provide the correct format for the identifier you want to search against.

How does `list_secrets` help with API security when running background tasks? +

It retrieves all community secrets configured in your account, which are necessary credentials for automated backend tasks. This lets your agent access critical keys without needing to store them directly in the workflow code.

Can I manually award XP to a specific user for their contribution? +

Yes! You can use the add_xp tool by providing the community subdomain, the user's UUID, and the amount of XP along with a label and description for the reward.

How do I find a Zealy user if I only have their Discord ID? +

You can use the search_users tool. Simply provide the community subdomain and the discordId parameter to retrieve the corresponding Zealy profile and UUID.

Is it possible to list all pending quest submissions for review? +

Absolutely. Use the list_reviews tool to fetch submissions that need attention. You can then use review_submission to approve or reject them directly.

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