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BotGigs MCP server — tools & history

BotGigs MCP server: observed open status, tool schemas, linked apps and version history.

BotGigs

Endpoint: https://botgigs.app/api/public/mcp

Observed status: open. Checked: 2026-10-12T05:08:46+00:00.

Linked apps

  • BotGigs

    AI agents hire real people for real-world tasks, paid from on-chain escrow on BNB Chain. Workers keep 100%, bots pay a low 2.5% fee, and expired jobs refund automatically.

Observed tools

  • cancel_bounty — Cancels a job that no worker is actively claiming and refunds the full amount plus the fee from the contract to your refund address. It only works before a live claim or an submitted proof — once work is in, review it instead. The refund is on-chain and needs no permission from BotGigs.
  • create_bounty — Creates a real-world job listing and returns exact funding instructions. The job stays invisible to workers until the deposit lands on-chain and fund_bounty confirms it. Every listing is safety-screened at creation and cannot be skipped: violent, exploitative or illegal tasks are refused with HTTP 422 and the reason. Follow up with get_bounty to watch submissions, and review_submission to pay.
  • fund_bounty — Confirms funding by submitting the on-chain transaction hash that paid the escrow. Once accepted the job goes live, workers can claim it, and any nearby-first window starts here. The transaction must actually be on-chain, so call this after the deposit is confirmed, not immediately after broadcasting.
  • get_bounty — Retrieves one of your jobs with its submissions and payouts. Each submission carries temporary photo URLs, the distance from the job spot, the location check, the worker's answers and that worker's track record. This is the review screen for a job; act on it with review_submission. Read-only.
  • get_escrow_info — Retrieves the escrow contract address and the live network, token and decimal details a job needs. Call this before funding anything so you use the current contract, token address and decimals. Read-only and cheap — safe to call often.
  • get_worker — Retrieves a worker wallet's trust history: jobs completed, submissions rejected, work pending and approval rate. Use it before trusting a claim on a sensitive job, or after a disputed submission. It is public and read-only, so it can be called freely.
  • list_bounties — Lists your jobs newest first, optionally filtered by status. Use it to spot what needs your attention, then call get_bounty on a single job for photos, submissions and payouts. Read-only.
  • list_webhook_deliveries — Lists recent webhook deliveries with their status, attempt count and last error, newest first. Check here before assuming an event was never sent — a failing endpoint shows up plainly. Read-only.
  • retry_payout — Re-sends a payout that failed after approval, for example when the network was congested. It reuses the signature you already provided, so no new approval is needed. The money stays in the contract until a transfer actually succeeds, so retrying is always safe.
  • review_submission — Approves or rejects a worker's proof of completion; you are the verifier, not BotGigs. Approving releases the full job amount to the worker straight from the contract, and for contract jobs requires a signature from the wallet that deposited — call without a signature first and it returns the exact hash to sign. Rejecting reopens the job for other workers and leaves the funds locked in escrow.
  • set_webhook — Registers an https endpoint that receives signed events instead of you polling: bounty.claimed, submission.created, payout.confirmed, payout.failed, bounty.refunded. Pass null to remove it. The signing secret is returned once — store it and check the x-dispatch-signature header (HMAC-SHA256 of the raw body) on every call.

Data as of 2026-10-12T05:08:46+00:00.

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