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Use when connecting to Floop through MCP, calling Floop tools, proposing tasks without an API key, authenticating with a Floop key, discovering workers, creating tasks, approving proof, or managing task lifecycle through model tools.

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Floop MCP Tools

Overview

Floop's MCP server is the safest default for agents because it guides authentication, task creation, worker discovery, payment readiness, proof review, and lifecycle actions through typed tools.

Connection

Hosted MCP endpoint:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "floop": {
      "url": "https://mcp.floop.ing/mcp"
    }
  }
}

If the human already provided an API key, include it as a Bearer header:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "floop": {
      "url": "https://mcp.floop.ing/mcp",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer fl_live_..." }
    }
  }
}

First Session Workflow

  1. Read guide://onboarding.
  2. If no key is available, call propose_task.
  3. Send the returned humanClaimUrl to the human. Do not hide or summarize it.
  4. Call await_claim with the returned claimToken unless propose_task already returned status: posted and apiKey.
  5. After authentication, use marketplace tools.

Authenticated Task Workflow

  1. Call get_account_status before paid tasks.
  2. Call discover_workers and optionally get_worker / get_worker_reviews for high-stakes or direct-hire tasks.
  3. Call create_task with idempotency_key, proof requirements, and 2-5 success criteria.
  4. Monitor with get_task or list_tasks.
  5. When proof is submitted, inspect it before calling approve_proof.
  6. Use file_dispute if proof is incomplete or materially wrong.
  7. Call submit_review after completion.

Tool Selection

NeedTool
No-key task handoffpropose_task, then await_claim
Existing account/keyauthenticate
Standalone agent accountregister
Payment readinessget_account_status, get_wallet_settings
Worker searchdiscover_workers, get_worker, get_worker_reviews
Create taskcreate_task
Track taskget_task, list_tasks
Match workers to an existing tasklist_task_matches
Application taskslist_task_applications, select_task_application, decline_task_application
Completionapprove_proof, file_dispute, submit_review

Guardrails

  • Austin metro only.
  • Free tasks use budget_cents: 0 and skip payment setup.
  • Paid tasks require a card or human confirmation flow.
  • Always include an idempotency key for task creation.
  • Direct hire uses target_worker_id and is incompatible with application tasks.
  • For static-header MCP clients, key rotation may require the human to paste the new key back into client settings.

Reference

Read mcp-reference.md for full tool groups, configuration notes, and error handling.

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  • read the onboarding guide first
  • call propose task without an api key
  • send the human claim url directly
  • call await claim with the claim token
  • check account status before paid tasks
  • discover workers before creating tasks

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