Run your community from a conversation

Organisers can connect an AI assistant to Meet with Tech, then ask it to draft events, build schedules and check sign-ups.

Try an example

Assistant

Meet with Tech connected

Here are my notes from the speaker call, put them on Thursday's meetup.

18:30 doors and pizza 19:00 Priya, Postgres at scale 19:30 Tom, Laravel queues in production

Used list-events
Used add-speaker ×2
Used add-schedule-item ×3

Done. Priya and Tom are on Thursday's meetup with their talk titles, and the evening runs from 18:30 with three items on the schedule.

Set up next month's meetup like this one, on 8 July.

Used duplicate-event
Used update-event

Done. The 8 July draft has the same venue, schedule, speakers and sponsors. Guests aren't copied, and nothing goes out until you publish.

How is Thursday doing compared to May?

Used list-events
Used event-stats ×2

Thursday has 48 going, 6 on the waitlist and 2 spaces left. May finished on 35.

What needs my attention this week?

Used needs-attention

Your July meetup is still a draft and starts in 9 days. Thursday is nearly full.

Show our venue sponsor on Thursday's event.

Used list-group-sponsors
Used switch-group-sponsor-on

Done. Your venue sponsor now shows on Thursday's event page.

Refresh our group description for the new season.

Used update-group

Updated. The new description is live on your group page.

Updated in your dashboard

Thursday's meetup

Schedule

18:30 Doors and pizza
19:00 Postgres at scale by Priya
19:30 Laravel queues in production by Tom

Created in your dashboard

Tuesday 8 July

Draft

Venue Same as June
Schedule 3 items
Speakers 2 speakers
Guests None yet

From your dashboard

Thursday's meetup

Sign-ups

Going 48 of 50
Waitlist 6 people
May 35 went

From your dashboard

Needs attention

2 items

July Still a draft, starts in 9 days
Thursday 2 spaces left

Updated in your dashboard

Thursday's meetup

Add it to your AI assistant

Add Meet with Tech as a custom connector in any AI assistant that supports MCP. You sign in with your organiser account and decide what it can access.

https://mcp.meetwithtech.com

In Settings, open Connectors, add a custom connector and paste this address. Custom connectors need a paid plan.

https://mcp.meetwithtech.com

Turn on Developer mode in Settings, then add a custom connector with this address. Custom connectors need a paid plan.

https://mcp.meetwithtech.com

In Connectors, add a custom MCP connector and paste this address.

claude mcp add --transport http meetwithtech https://mcp.meetwithtech.com

Run this, then type /mcp in a session to sign in.

codex mcp add meetwithtech --url https://mcp.meetwithtech.com

Run this, then run codex mcp login meetwithtech to sign in.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "meetwithtech": {
      "url": "https://mcp.meetwithtech.com"
    }
  }
}

Add this to ~/.cursor/mcp.json. Cursor asks you to sign in the first time it connects.

{
  "servers": {
    "meetwithtech": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://mcp.meetwithtech.com"
    }
  }
}

Add this to .vscode/mcp.json, then start it from MCP: List Servers and sign in.

gemini mcp add --transport http meetwithtech https://mcp.meetwithtech.com

Run this, then type /mcp auth meetwithtech in a session to sign in.

https://mcp.meetwithtech.com

Add this address as a remote MCP server. It uses Streamable HTTP and OAuth sign-in.

You choose what it can do

You pick the access level when you sign in.

Read only: See your groups, events, sign-ups and what needs your attention.
Read and make changes: Also draft and edit events, schedules, speakers, sponsors and groups.
Always in your dashboard: Publishing, cancelling, changing a published event's date, time or venue, and messaging attendees.

Disconnect any time under AI assistants in your settings.

Try it on your next meetup

Request organiser access, then add Meet with Tech to your AI assistant.

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