Run your events from
Claude or ChatGPT.
RSVPingo speaks MCP — the Model Context Protocol. Connect your AI assistant once and create events, import guests, send invites, set reminders, and pull live analytics with plain English. No new dashboard to learn.
● Imported 142 guests from HubSpot VIP list
● Scheduled reminder for Nov 11 · 9:00 AM
Your AI assistant is now an event ops assistant.
The dashboard is still there if you want it. But for the work you do every week — bulk-importing a guest list, drafting an invite, checking who hasn’t replied, exporting a headcount — typing a sentence is faster than clicking through six screens.
MCP is an open standard from Anthropic. RSVPingo implements it natively, which means any AI client that speaks MCP (Claude desktop, Cursor, ChatGPT Apps, custom agents) can use the full RSVPingo API the moment you connect it.
Connect once.
Run events in plain English.
Drop the RSVPingo MCP server into your AI client of choice. It auto-discovers every tool, prompt, and resource. From the next message on, your assistant can act on your account.
One line in your MCP config.
RSVPingo runs a hosted MCP endpoint. Add it to Claude desktop, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client by pasting one config block. OAuth handles the auth so you never paste a key into a chat.
- Hosted MCP endpoint — no server to run yourself
- OAuth flow for desktop clients, scoped API keys for headless
- Auto-discovery — tools, prompts, and resources surface on connect
- Per-workspace and per-event permission scopes
{
“mcpServers”: {
“rsvpingo”: {
“url”: “https://mcp.rsvpingo.com”,
“auth”: “oauth”
}
}
}
No commands. Just ask.
Your assistant sees the full RSVPingo tool catalogue — create events, list guests, send invitations, query RSVPs, set reminder cadences, pull analytics. You ask in English; the assistant translates to the right tool calls.
- 42 tools covering every API endpoint
- Prompts library for common workflows (import + invite + remind)
- Read-only resources for guest lists, analytics, and templates
- Streaming responses for long-running ops (bulk imports, reminders)
“How many VIPs haven’t responded yet?”
13 of 24 VIPs haven’t responded. The longest pending invite went to Maya Lee on Oct 28 — want me to send a personal nudge to all 13?
“Yes, with a softer tone.”
Sent. I’ll notify you if anyone replies in the next hour.
Every action logged. Every scope yours.
Each MCP key has its own permission scope — read-only by default, write-enabled per workspace, event, or tool. Every action shows up in the audit log with the AI client name and a one-line explanation of what changed.
- Read-only mode by default — explicit opt-in for writes
- Per-scope keys: workspace, event, segment, or tool group
- Full audit trail with client name, timestamp, and diff
- Revoke or rotate keys instantly from your dashboard
Workflows worth delegating.
A few real prompts from RSVPingo users running events through Claude and ChatGPT.
“Pull last year’s gala list from Notion, dedupe against this year’s invites, tag the new VIPs.”
“Write a 3-step reminder cadence in our brand voice for the Berlin summit, ending Friday.”
“Each morning, summarise RSVP movement across all live events and flag anything off-pace.”
“Find guests who opened but didn’t RSVP, and send a personalised follow-up from the host.”
“Export today’s confirmed list with dietary, table assignment, and arrival window for catering.”
“Write a one-pager on this event: attendance vs forecast, top channels, top no-show segment.”
“I run the entire month-of workflow from Claude now. Imports, reminders, exports — I haven’t opened the RSVPingo dashboard in two weeks. The dashboard is still there if I want it. I just don’t need to.”
MCP, answered.
What is MCP exactly?
Which AI clients work with this?
Can the AI accidentally send things I didn’t approve?
How are my MCP keys secured?
Does this cost extra?
Is this just for techies?
Plug RSVPingo into
your favourite assistant.
Free read-only MCP access on every plan. Full write access on Pro and above. Set up in under 60 seconds.
Compatible with Claude desktop, Cursor, ChatGPT, and any MCP-compliant client