Pointagram MCP for AI. Track points, manage teams, update scores via conversation.

Pointagram hooks up your AI agent right into a full-scale gamification platform for sales or HR teams. You can programmatically handle everything from creating user profiles to posting real-time points and checking deep performance metrics using natural language commands. It lets you turn complex company KPIs into daily challenges without ever having to manually update a dashboard.

If you wanna see who's playing, just call list_players. This tool spits out a roster of every active participant currently tracked in the system. If somebody new joins the crew and needs tracking, you use create_player to generate their profile first. You can then manage all your organizational structure by calling list_teams, which shows every organized team group that's running through Pointagram.

To understand how points actually accumulate across the company, check out list_score_series. This function lists every defined point series and details exactly how those scores calculate for the whole organization. When you need to award or take away points from a user, you run post_event. That instantly adds points to a player's score in a specific category and immediately updates their leaderboard.

If you want deep numbers on one individual—like checking out top rankings or granular performance metrics—you use get_player_stats for that single user. The system also lets you check the entire team setup by calling list_teams, which verifies all active team groups.

You're always working with structured data here. You can initiate a workflow to build out a whole cohort of users: first, use create_player to onboard them; then, if they join an existing group, you know that group is listed via list_teams; and before any scoring happens, you might want to verify the rules using list_score_series.

The entire process of updating standings relies on post_event, which takes a player's ID, a point value, and a score category to make sure the leaderboard updates instantly. You can run get_player_stats whenever you need an immediate performance snapshot for any specific user.

Need to manage the entire roster? Call list_players. It gives you that complete overview of everyone in the system. If you're onboarding a whole department, you use create_player repeatedly for each person to set up their profile before they start scoring. To make sure your point tracking is legit, always reference list_score_series; this shows exactly how points are calculated across all score categories.

To keep track of who belongs where, run list_teams. It lists every organized team group currently active in Pointagram. When a player earns points, you use post_event to make that point contribution visible and immediately update the standing on the leaderboard for that specific event category. If you're reviewing a star performer, get_player_stats pulls all the necessary metrics and rankings for that one user into your agent’s view.

You can use list_players to get the total count of active participants. You can follow up by calling create_player if you find someone missing from the roster. If you want to check team structure, list_teams is what you call. To audit how points are weighted across your company, run list_score_series.

When a scoring event happens, use post_event to update the total score and the leaderboard for that player right away. You can't analyze performance without running get_player_stats on the specific user you care about.