tgs-enums

TGS Enum Lookup

Use mcp__grid__get-tgs to fetch the current, authoritative list of all TGS enum values. This is the fastest and most reliable way to discover what classification options exist.

Quick Start

# List all enum types with value counts
get-tgs(action: "enums")

# Get full values for a specific enum
get-tgs(action: "enum", name: "productTypes")

Available Enums

Enum	Count	Use For
productTypes	118	Classifying products (DEX, Wallet, L1, AI Agent, etc.)
productStatuses	7	Product lifecycle (Live, In Development, etc.)
assetTypes	16	Classifying assets (Currency, Stablecoin, Governance, etc.)
assetStatuses	4	Asset lifecycle (Active, Inactive, etc.)
assetStandards	18	Token standards (ERC-20, SPL, BEP-20, etc.)
assetSupportTypes	9	Product-asset relationships (Native to, Supported by, Launched via, etc.)
profileTypes	10	Classifying profiles (Company, DAO, Protocol, Network, etc.)
profileStatuses	6	Profile lifecycle (Active, Announced, Closed, etc.)
profileSectors	28	Industry sectors (Finance, Gaming, Infrastructure, etc.)
tags	50	Profile tags (events, ecosystems, communities, tech)
tagTypes	8	Tag categories (Event, Community, Tech, Hackathon, etc.)
socialTypes	21	Social platforms (Twitter/X, Discord, Telegram, etc.)
socialStatuses	5	Social account status (Active, Inactive, Suspended, etc.)
urlTypes	24	URL categories (Main, Blog, Documentation, etc.)
mediaTypes	5	Image types (Icon, Logo on white, Logo on black, Header)
deploymentTypes	4	Smart contract deployment types (Mint, Pool, General)
entityTypes	10	Legal entity types (Foundation, Corporation, etc.)
rootRelationshipTypes	5	Profile relationships (Acquired by, Managed by, Product of, etc.)
countries	250	Country codes (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2)
attributeTypes	2	Metadata attributes (Bluechip Rating, ChainID)
coreTableNames	6	Primary data tables in the schema

How to Query

Get values for a single enum (recommended):

get-tgs(action: "enum", name: "productTypes")

Returns const (ID), title (display name), and description for each value.

Get all enum types and counts:

get-tgs(action: "enums")

Alternative: GraphQL queries (useful when you need slugs or want to combine with data):

# Single table
query { productTypes(limit: 200) { id name slug definition } }

# Multiple tables in one request
query {
  productTypes(limit: 200) { id name slug definition }
  assetTypes(limit: 100) { id name slug }
  profileTypes(limit: 50) { id name slug }
  profileSectors(limit: 100) { id name slug }
}

# All status enums
query {
  productStatuses(limit: 50) { id name slug }
  assetStatuses(limit: 50) { id name slug }
  profileStatuses(limit: 50) { id name slug }
}

# Tags and tag types
query {
  tags(limit: 100) { id name slug tagType { name slug } }
  tagTypes(limit: 20) { id name slug definition }
}

Tips

• Use slug values for filtering in queries (e.g., productType: {slug: {_eq: "wallet"}})
• Use id / const values when writing TGS JSON output
• productTypes includes a definition field — useful for classification decisions
• get-tgs returns enum values directly — no GraphQL needed
• These are the source of truth — always query rather than relying on memorized values
• Enum counts grow over time — always check get-tgs(action: "enums") for current counts