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eventbrite.com

Get Eventbrite event details

Get the details of an Eventbrite event from its link or id: name, description, start and end times, venue and address or online status, organizer, ticket price range and currency, availability and sale end, status, language and image.

eventbrite.com

Search Eventbrite events

Search Eventbrite for events by keyword in a city, or online, one results page at a time. Returns each event's id, name, link, dates and times, time zone, venue and address, whether it is online, its summary, organizer id, categories and image, plus the total number of matching events and pages.

ticketmaster.com

Search Events

Search Ticketmaster for events by keyword and return the top results (title, id, url, venue/city/state, start date, cancelled/soldOut flags) read from the search page's own hydration state.

polymarket.com

Search Polymarket markets

Search Polymarket events by keyword. Returns matching markets with title, URL, volume, end date, and current top outcome.

luma.com

Get Luma event details

Get the full public details of a Luma event by its slug: description, categories, hosts (with social handles), venue, and guest/ticket counts.

calendar.google.com

Get Google Calendar event

Read a Google Calendar event's details by its opaque eventid (as returned by list_events): title, start, end, location, guests (deduped email addresses) and meetLink. Start and end are returned as the date/time strings Calendar displays, not as ISO timestamps.

luma.com

Get events from a Luma calendar

List the past or future events published under a specific Luma calendar/organizer (e.g. "AITinkerers"), paginated.

calendar.google.com

Add Google Meet link to a Calendar event

Add a Google Meet video-conferencing link to an existing Google Calendar event, by its eid. Safe to repeat: if the event already has a conference link, nothing changes and the existing link is returned. Returns the event's Meet link, verified by reopening the saved event.

outlook.live.com

List calendar events (Outlook)

List events from the signed-in Outlook consumer calendar for a given week.

ticketmaster.fr

Search Events (FR)

Search Ticketmaster France for events by keyword. Returns each event's starting price in EUR, venue, city, genre, and date.

luma.com

Luma API: search events by topic or city

Search upcoming public events on Luma, filtered by a category topic (e.g. "crypto", "fitness") or a curated city (e.g. "paris", "london"), paginated.

calendar.google.com

List Google Calendar events

List the signed-in Google Calendar account's events between two dates (across all visible calendars). Returns n and events (id, eid, title, all_day, start, end, timezone, location, description, calendar, organizer, attendees with response status, created, html_link). eid is the join key for delete_event. Date filtering is done on UTC boundaries; one call covers up to ~11 months from `from` (loop with a later `from` for more). Calendar events only — Google Tasks and reminders are not included.

calendar.google.com

Search Google Calendar events

Full-text search the signed-in Google Calendar across all its calendars, the same as the Calendar search box. Returns count and events (id, calendar, eid, title, all_day, start, end, location). start/end are the event's local wall-clock (ISO, no zone); eid is the base64 join key for delete_event. The query matches event content (title/description/location), not calendar names; supports whatever the Calendar search box supports.

outlook.live.com

Get calendar event (Outlook)

Read the full detail of one event in the signed-in Outlook consumer calendar, by its event id.

polymarket.com

Get Polymarket market trades

Latest trades for one (sub-)market of a Polymarket event, by event URL or slug. For multi-outcome events (e.g. "World Cup Winner"), `outcome` picks the sub-market ("Switzerland"); each trade's own outcome is then Yes/No on that binary market — so a bet backing the outcome is either a buy of Yes or a sell of No. Returns event, market, conditionId, n, and trades (time, side, outcome, price, shares, amountUsd, user, wallet, tx), newest first.

ticketmaster.com

Reserve Tickets

Open a Ticketmaster event, select its cheapest listed ticket, set quantity, and click "Reserve Tickets" — holds the seats on a countdown timer, same as clicking through the site by hand. Never proceeds to payment/checkout; stops the moment the reservation lands.

calendar.google.com

Create a Google Calendar event

Create an event on the signed-in Google Calendar's primary calendar. Optionally invite guests (each gets an invitation email; external guests are auto-confirmed). Returns the new event's id, which you can pass to delete_event. A Google Meet link may be auto-added, depending on the account's default.

calendar.google.com

RSVP to a Google Calendar invitation

Respond to a Google Calendar invitation (RSVP yes / no / maybe) by its eid, as the signed-in account. Opens the event, sets the Going? response and saves; the organizer is notified automatically. Only works on events you were invited to (that expose the RSVP control) — passing an event you solely organize fails loudly. Returns responded, eid, response.

luma.com

Get Luma event attendees

Get the attendees of a Luma event. When the signed-in account is an approved guest and the organizer has the guest list switched on, this returns the full roster — every guest, paginated, with their public profile and social handles. Otherwise it returns the featured preview Luma shows on the event page and explains why in roster_note, so a short list is never mistaken for an empty event. Check roster_scope to tell the two apart. Returns public profile fields only — no email addresses — but it is still a list of real people, so treat the output as personal data.

outlook.live.com

Update calendar event (Outlook)

Edit an existing event in the signed-in Outlook consumer calendar, by its event id. Changes subject, body, and location (the last only on an event that has none). Requires the expected subject as a safety interlock, and confirms every change by reloading the event, because this calendar sometimes reverts a write. Start and end times cannot be changed.

outlook.live.com

Delete calendar event (Outlook)

Delete a single event from the signed-in Outlook consumer calendar, identified by its event id. Requires the expected subject as a safety interlock, and verifies the deletion committed by reloading — the site sometimes reverts a delete.

ticketmaster.com

Get Event Lowest Ticket Price

Open a Ticketmaster event page and return the lowest listed ticket price (Ticketmaster's own default "lowest price first" ticket list ordering) plus currency.

calendar.google.com

List Google Calendars

List the signed-in Google Calendar account's calendars (primary + subscribed/secondary). Returns count and calendars (id, name, primary, timezone). The id is the join key you pass as calendarId to list_events/create_event to target a specific calendar; name for the primary calendar is the account's display name (Google leaves the primary's own name blank). Auto-generated helpers like Birthdays/Tasks are not returned.

outlook.live.com

Create calendar event (Outlook)

Create an event in the signed-in Outlook consumer calendar.

luma.com

Luma API: register for free Luma events

An unofficial Luma API for attendee registration: Luma's own API lets a host add guests to their events, not register you for someone else's, and this does that programmatically in one call. Register the signed-in Luma account for a free public event by its slug. Custom registration questions are answered from what you pass in `answers`, and a phone number from `phone_number` — nothing is invented, so an unanswered required question is refused rather than guessed at. Required terms and agreement boxes are ticked only when you pass accept_terms:true; optional marketing opt-ins are never ticked. Fails loudly on events that aren't free or aren't open for registration. This signs you up as an attendee under your real identity, so confirm the event with the person you're helping before running it — cancelling afterward is a separate action.