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roblox-devproducts-mcp

roblox-devproducts-mcp

by frrazer

roblox-devproducts-mcp

A local MCP server that lets AI agents (Claude Code, Codex, etc.) manage Roblox developer products and game passes through the Open Cloud API.

Runs entirely on your machine. Your API key is stored locally and never leaves your computer.

Tools

Tool

What it does

list_developer_products

List a universe's developer products (id, name, price, description)

get_developer_product

Get one product's full details by ID

create_developer_product

Create a new developer product

update_developer_product

Update a product's name, price, description, on-sale status, or icon

bulk_create_developer_products

Create many products in one call (auto rate-limited to 3/sec)

bulk_update_developer_products

Update many products in one call (auto rate-limited to 3/sec)

list_game_passes

List a universe's game passes (id, name, price, description)

get_game_pass

Get one game pass's full details by ID

create_game_pass

Create a new game pass

update_game_pass

Update a game pass's name, price, description, on-sale status, or icon

bulk_create_game_passes

Create many game passes in one call (auto rate-limited to 5/sec)

bulk_update_game_passes

Update many game passes in one call (auto rate-limited to 5/sec)

All create/update tools accept an optional imagePath — a local file path, file:// URL, or https:// URL to a .png/.jpg — uploaded as the item's icon (subject to Roblox moderation).

Related MCP server: weppy-railway

Setup

1. Get an Open Cloud API key

  1. Go to the Creator Dashboard → Open Cloud → API Keys.

  2. Create a key and add the Developer Products and/or Game Passes API systems — whichever you plan to use.

  3. Scope each (read and/or write) to the universes you want to manage.

Use the narrowest scope you need — this key only needs the monetization access you'll use, not your whole account. (Game-pass tools require the Game Passes system on the key; without it they return "Scope not authorized".)

2. Install

npm install -g roblox-devproducts-mcp

(Or clone this repo and run npm install && npm run build, then use node dist/cli.js as the command.)

3. Store your key

roblox-devproducts-mcp setup

This prompts for your key (hidden input) and saves it to your OS config directory. No secrets end up in any shared config file. Check it worked with:

roblox-devproducts-mcp status

4. Connect it to Claude Code

Either register it:

claude mcp add roblox-devproducts -- roblox-devproducts-mcp

or add a .mcp.json to your project (safe to commit — it contains no secret):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "roblox-devproducts": {
      "command": "roblox-devproducts-mcp"
    }
  }
}

The tools appear as mcp__roblox-devproducts__* in your next session; /mcp shows status.

Managing your key

Command

Action

roblox-devproducts-mcp setup

Store or replace the key

roblox-devproducts-mcp setup --clear

Delete the stored key

roblox-devproducts-mcp status

Show whether a key is configured and where it came from

A key stored by setup takes precedence. If you haven't run setup, the ROBLOX_API_KEY environment variable is used as a fallback (handy for CI).

License

MIT

Available Tools

12 tools
bulk_create_developer_productsA

Create many developer products in one call. Use this instead of calling create_developer_product repeatedly. Items are created sequentially with automatic rate limiting (the API allows 3 writes/second). Returns a summary plus a per-item result (created 'id' or error); one failing item does not stop the rest.

Inputs: items (required), universeId (required).

bulk_create_game_passesA

Create many game passes in one call. Use this instead of calling create_game_pass repeatedly. Items are created sequentially with automatic rate limiting (the API allows 5 writes/second). Returns a summary plus a per-item result (created 'id' or error); one failing item does not stop the rest.

Inputs: items (required), universeId (required).

bulk_update_developer_productsA

Update many developer products in one call. Use this instead of calling update_developer_product repeatedly. Each entry targets one by ID and changes only the fields you provide. Items are updated sequentially with automatic rate limiting (3 writes/second). Returns a summary plus a per-item result; one failing item does not stop the rest.

Inputs: updates (required), universeId (required).

bulk_update_game_passesA

Update many game passes in one call. Use this instead of calling update_game_pass repeatedly. Each entry targets one by ID and changes only the fields you provide. Items are updated sequentially with automatic rate limiting (5 writes/second). Returns a summary plus a per-item result; one failing item does not stop the rest.

Inputs: updates (required), universeId (required).

create_developer_productA

Create a new developer product in a universe. Only a name is required. To make it purchasable, also pass priceInRobux and isForSale: true — it cannot be put on sale without a price. Returns the created developer product including its new ID. Requires an API key scoped to write developer products.

Inputs: name (required), universeId (required), isForSale, description, +1 more.

create_game_passA

Create a new game pass in a universe. Only a name is required. To make it purchasable, also pass priceInRobux and isForSale: true — it cannot be put on sale without a price. Returns the created game pass including its new ID. Requires an API key scoped to write game passes.

Inputs: name (required), universeId (required), isForSale, description, +1 more.

get_developer_productA

Get the full details of a single developer product by its ID within a universe.

Inputs: productId (required), universeId (required).

get_game_passA

Get the full details of a single game pass by its ID within a universe.

Inputs: gamePassId (required), universeId (required).

list_developer_productsA

List the developer products for a Roblox universe (game). Returns each item's ID, name, price, description, and on-sale status. Use this to see a game's developer products or to find an ID before updating one.

Inputs: universeId (required), pageToken, maxPageSize.

list_game_passesA

List the game passes for a Roblox universe (game). Returns each item's ID, name, price, description, and on-sale status. Use this to see a game's game passes or to find an ID before updating one.

Inputs: universeId (required), pageToken, maxPageSize.

update_developer_productA

Update an existing developer product's name, description, price, or on-sale status. Only the fields you provide change. Putting it on sale (isForSale: true) requires a price. Returns the updated developer product. Requires an API key scoped to write developer products.

Inputs: productId (required), universeId (required), name, isForSale, +2 more.

update_game_passA

Update an existing game pass's name, description, price, or on-sale status. Only the fields you provide change. Putting it on sale (isForSale: true) requires a price. Returns the updated game pass. Requires an API key scoped to write game passes.

Inputs: gamePassId (required), universeId (required), name, isForSale, +2 more.

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    TDQS

    A4.2/5.0

    Scored across 12 tools

    Disambiguation5/5

    Each tool maps to a distinct combination of resource type (developer product vs. game pass) and action (get, list, create, update, bulk create, bulk update), with no overlapping purposes. The bulk variants are clearly distinguished from their single-item counterparts by name and description.

    Naming Consistency5/5

    All tool names follow the exact same verb_noun pattern: get_, list_, create_, update_, bulk_create_, and bulk_update_ are each paired with either developer_products or game_passes. Naming is uniform, predictable, and easy to navigate.

    Tool Count5/5

    Twelve tools is well-scoped for a server covering two closely related Roblox monetization resources. Each resource gets the same complete set of six operations, so no tool feels redundant or unnecessary.

    Completeness4/5

    The surface covers read (get/list), create, update, and bulk operations for both resource types, but notably lacks delete operations for either developer products or game passes. This is a minor gap since the core purchase/lifecycle workflows are well represented, but deletion is an obvious missing CRUD action.

    Maintenance

    ActivitySlowing
    ResponsivenessNo recent community issues

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