Roblox Social & Group Intelligence MCP. Audit group structure, map social graphs, check real-time presence.
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Roblox Social & Group Intelligence is a deep-dive toolset for mapping the Roblox social graph. It lets your AI agent pull structured data about user profiles, group ownership, friend lists, and real-time online status.
You can resolve usernames to unique IDs, audit entire group rank structures (Admin, Moderator), and track who's currently active in specific games—all without needing complex external scripts.
This is for anyone treating Roblox as a live, structured database.
What your AI agents can do
Get group details
Fetches general metadata for a specific Roblox group, including its name and member count.
Get group roles
Lists every rank and role available within a specified group, detailing the hierarchy structure.
Get user badges
Retrieves all unique badges earned by a Roblox user account ID.
The agent can fetch a user's complete friend list or follow list, building out the social graph for analysis.
You can pull all roles and ranks within a group to understand its internal structure and ownership chain.
Monitor multiple user IDs simultaneously to see if they are currently online or active in a game experience.
Get comprehensive profile metadata for any Roblox user, including their unique AccountID and badges earned.
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Roblox Social & Group Intelligence: 9 Tools for Identity Mapping
These nine specialized tools let your agent perform deep reads across the Roblox social graph. Use them to retrieve profiles, audit groups, and track user connections.
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Fetches general metadata for a specific Roblox group, including its name and member count.
019d8479get group roles
Lists every rank and role available within a specified group, detailing the hierarchy structure.
019d8479get user badges
Retrieves all unique badges earned by a Roblox user account ID.
019d8479get user followers
Lists the accounts that are currently following a specified Roblox user.
019d8479get user followings
Lists all users that a given Roblox user is actively following.
019d8479get user friends
Provides the official list of accounts marked as friends for a specific Roblox user ID.
019d8479get user profile
Retrieves the complete profile metadata for any Roblox user, given their unique account ID.
019d8479get users online status
Checks if multiple specified users are currently online or playing an active game experience.
019d8479search roblox user
Finds and resolves a Roblox user's unique AccountID using only their public username.
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Tracking who's connected and what their role is shouldn't require five different tabs and three copy-pasting sessions.
Right now, figuring out the full scope of a group takes time. You find the group page, you click 'Members,' you scroll through hundreds of names to guess who has Admin rights—then you open another tab to check if they're even online today. It’s slow, and you almost always miss data points.
With this MCP server, it's a single prompt. You ask your agent about the group, and it uses `get_group_details` and `get_group_roles` simultaneously to give you the full picture: member count, owner ID, and the specific list of ranks—all in one reply.
Roblox Social & Group Intelligence MCP Server lets you map relationships instantly.
Before this server, checking a user's social circle meant running separate searches for friends and followers. You had to manually compile two lists just to see who knew whom. It was fragmented and tedious.
Now, the agent uses `get_user_friends` and `get_user_followers` together. You get a single, clean dataset showing the overlap between their contacts—the definitive list of who is connected to whom. That's how it works.
What you can do with this MCP connector
Roblox Social Intelligence gives your AI client deep access to the Roblox social graph. You can map out user relationships and audit entire group structures without running any complex external scripts or dealing with slow web scraping. This server treats Roblox like a live, structured database—and that's what you get.
If you need an account's unique ID but only have the username, run search_roblox_user to resolve that name into the necessary AccountID. Once you have the ID, you can grab the full profile metadata for any user using get_user_profile. This tool pulls core details and also gets a list of every badge that account has earned via get_user_badges.
To build out social connections, your agent uses specific endpoints. You'll get an official friend list with get_user_friends or pull all the accounts following a user using get_user_followers. If you want to see who that specific user is watching, use get_user_followings. This lets you map out both incoming and outgoing connections for any profile.
When it comes to groups, you can do some serious auditing. You can pull general group metadata—like the group's name and its total member count—by calling get_group_details. For deeper ownership insights, run get_group_roles to list every rank available inside a group and understand the entire hierarchy structure, from Admin down to basic Member.
You're auditing the whole chain of command.
Monitoring presence is simple too. Use get_users_online_status to check if multiple user IDs you specify are currently online or playing an active game experience at the same time. This gives you real-time data on activity levels across several accounts. You can then combine this with the profile data to build out a complete picture of who's logged in and what they're doing.
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How Roblox Social & Group Intelligence MCP Works
- 1 First, ask your agent to find a user by name. It runs
search_roblox_userto get the required UserID. - 2 Next, tell it which data point you need—like badges or friends. The agent then calls the specific tool (e.g.,
get_user_badges) using that ID. - 3 The server returns a clean, structured list of data, which your agent presents directly back to you.
The bottom line is: You ask for social data; the agent runs specialized tools and gives you the JSON payload it gets back.
Who Is Roblox Social & Group Intelligence MCP For?
This is for community managers who need to audit group growth without manual effort. It’s for developers building analytics dashboards that require live social graph data. If your job involves tracking player reputation, monitoring large organizations, or validating user connections on Roblox—you need this.
Audits group rosters to monitor member activity and track growth metrics across different ranks.
Builds social network graphs by querying follower counts (get_user_followers) and friend lists (get_user_friends).
Performs deep audits of player connections to find potential candidates or track competitive movement.
What Changes When You Connect
- Track social connections with
get_user_friendsandget_user_followers. Instead of clicking through pages to see who follows whom, your agent builds the entire graph instantly. This is huge for tracking influence. - Audit group structure using
get_group_rolesandget_group_details. You don't just get a member count; you get the full rank breakdown (e.g., 10 Admins, 50 Mods). It tells you exactly who runs the place. - Check presence with
get_users_online_status. Need to know if three key people are grouped together right now? You run a batch check and get an immediate yes/no answer for everyone involved. No guessing. - Profile deep dives using
get_user_profileandget_user_badges. You pull all the canonical data—bio, ID, badges—in one go. It's like getting the full dossier on a user without leaving your chat window. - Resolve names instantly with
search_roblox_user. If you only have a username, this tool gives you the unique AccountID needed for every other function. It solves the hardest step first.
Real-World Use Cases
Identifying Group Power Players
A community manager needs to know who has administrative power in a large group. They ask the agent to analyze the group ID, and the agent uses get_group_roles to list every rank and confirm which members hold 'Admin' status. This immediately pinpoints the core leadership team.
Tracking Competitive Activity
A scout needs to track if a rival player is active with their main group contacts. They feed the agent three user IDs and run get_users_online_status. The agent confirms which users are currently 'In-Game' together, giving real-time intelligence.
Mapping Influencer Reach
A data analyst wants to see the full circle of an account. They first run get_user_profile to get the AccountID, then use get_user_followers and get_user_friends. The agent combines these two lists to build a comprehensive map of influence.
Verifying Account Status
A user suspects an account might be spoofed or inactive. They run get_user_badges and get_user_profile. The agent returns the full badge history and current status, allowing the user to verify if the profile matches expectations.
The Tradeoffs
Chaining API calls manually
Trying to get a user's friends list, then copying those IDs into another tool call to check their status. This involves multiple steps and is prone to copy/paste errors.
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Let your agent handle the flow. Ask it to 'Check the online status of all 20 users in this friend list.' The agent internally calls get_user_friends then pipes those IDs directly into get_users_online_status.
Assuming an ID is correct
Using a username directly in a function that requires a unique AccountID, which causes the tool to fail or return partial data.
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Always run search_roblox_user first. This guarantees you have the official, resolved AccountID before calling tools like get_user_profile or get_user_badges.
Overlooking group hierarchy
Just running get_group_details and thinking that's enough. You miss knowing who the actual owners are, or if a member has Moderator rights.
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Always follow up with get_group_roles. This tool shows the specific rank structure, telling you not just that someone is in the group, but how powerful they are.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this server if your data problem requires connecting multiple pieces of social identity—like mapping out a friend circle or auditing an organization's internal structure. You need to know who knows whom, and what their official role is.
Don't use it if you only need basic public information (e.g., finding the URL for a group). For simple lookups, a standard web scraper might suffice. However, if you need structured data like 'all badges earned' or 'real-time online status,' this server is necessary.
If your goal is simply to read blog posts or scrape public text content, ignore this. This is for relational data and identity verification only.
Common Questions About Roblox Social & Group Intelligence MCP
How do I find a user ID for 'Builderman'? (Using search_roblox_user) +
You run search_roblox_user with the username. It immediately returns the unique AccountID, which you then use for all other lookups like checking their profile or badges.
Can I check if multiple users are online at once? (Using get_users_online_status) +
Yes, that's what get_users_online_status does. You pass a list of user IDs and the tool checks their current status across all specified accounts.
What is the difference between get_user_friends and get_user_followers? (Using both tools) +
Friends are people who have officially accepted you as a friend. Followers are anyone who has chosen to track your activity, even if they aren't mutual friends.
How do I analyze the group structure? (Using get_group_roles) +
Use get_group_roles with the Group ID. This tool lists every rank available and shows which specific roles exist within that organizational unit, detailing the hierarchy.
What does the `get_user_profile` tool return besides the basic username and ID? +
It returns core metadata like bio text, join date, and account status. This profile data is essential for verifying a user's identity against public records.
Is there a functional difference between using `get_user_friends` and `get_user_followings`? +
Yep, they track different relationships. 'Friends' implies a mutual connection status on the platform. 'Followings,' however, just lists users you are actively observing or tracking.
How do I use `get_user_badges` to audit all badges earned by a user? +
The tool retrieves currently active and public badges. If you need an exhaustive historical record, multiple calls might be necessary depending on the data's scope.
If I run many queries in quick succession, how does the system handle rate limits? +
The server manages standard throttling for batch requests. For continuous, large-scale collection, you should pace your calls using an exponential backoff strategy to ensure stability.
Can my AI automatically find the UserID of a player if I only have their username? +
Yes! Use the search_roblox_user tool. Your agent will query the official Users database and return the unique identifier required for all other social, group, and presence queries.
How do I check the full rank structure and member count of a Roblox group? +
Simply provide the Group ID to the agent. It will run tools like get_group_details and get_group_roles to fetch the complete organizational hierarchy and total population of the group.
Is it possible to monitor if a list of several users are currently in the same game? +
Yes. The get_users_online_status tool accepts multiple UserIDs and retrieves their real-time status. The agent can then identify if they are active in the same Place ID or different experiences.
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