ExamplesFor builders
Answer your clanmates
An agent acts for one clan rather than for you: its own door, its own key, its own feed — and a map from a Discord id to a player tag.
A real exchange, recorded 2026-09-10 as King Thing of POAP KINGS: the tools under the window are the ones that answered, and every number came back from them.
Tower Sage
your agent
elixir-mcp connected
Can my clanmates ask this in our Discord, without me in the loop?
Yes — that is what an agent is for. I read the Agents page of the documentation; the shape is:
- An agent acts for a clan, not for a person: its own identity, its own key and URL (
https://elixir.poapkings.com/a/<public_id>/mcp), its own event cursor and feedback inbox. Nothing it does lands in your history. - You create it under Connections → Agents → Create agent with a name and the clan tag. The key is shown once; only its hash is stored.
- It spends your daily call budget, and every tier can create agents — 3, 5, 10 or 25 depending on tier.
- When a member first asks “how am I doing”, the bot calls
elixir_identifyonce with their Discord id and player tag. After thaton_behalf_ofresolves them with no lookup.
So the loop is: you create the agent, your bot holds the key, and your clanmates talk to the bot. There is a reference bot already running in POAP KINGS' Discord if you want the pattern.
reading recorded history
What it reads
The documentation itself, served over MCP
Recorded history for the clan the agent acts for
Its own identity map, built once per person
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