This guide shows how to connect the Eventify AI Agent (MCP server) to Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini CLI or a browser MCP playground so you can manage events from chat.
🚀 Beta Preview: This feature is currently in Beta Preview and is available to Ultimate plan customers only.
The Eventify AI Agent (MCP) works inside popular AI platforms like Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini. Once connected, you can manage your entire event — attendees, sessions, analytics, ticketing and more — directly from your preferred AI tool, without logging into the Eventify dashboard.
This guide walks you through setting it up on all supported platforms.
💡 Before you start: You will need the Eventify MCP Server URL below, plus your Eventify login credentials. You will also need a paid plan on your chosen AI platform (Claude Pro/Max/Team/Enterprise, ChatGPT Pro/Team/Enterprise/Edu, or Gemini Advanced). For Gemini CLI and MCP playgrounds, a free account may be sufficient to get started.
Your Eventify MCP Server URL is:https://amcp.eventify.io/api/v2/mcp
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Claude supports MCP connectors natively, making it one of the smoothest ways to use the Eventify AI Agent.
Go to claude.ai and sign in. You will need a Claude Pro, Max, Team, or Enterprise plan to use MCP connectors. On Team and Enterprise plans, a workspace Owner adds the connector for the whole organisation, after which members connect to it individually.
Click your profile icon in the top-right corner and select Settings from the dropdown.
In the Settings panel, click Connectors. This lists all external tools currently connected to your Claude account.
Click Add custom connector. When prompted for the server URL, paste in:
https://amcp.eventify.io/api/v2/mcp
Give it a clear name like "Eventify" so you can identify it easily.
Claude will prompt you to authorise the connection. Log in with your Eventify credentials when asked. Once authorised, Eventify will appear as an active connector.
Open a new Claude conversation and try your first prompt:
💡 Tip: In Claude, MCP connectors are active per conversation. If you open a fresh chat and Eventify isn't responding, go to Settings → Connectors and confirm the connection is still active.
If you plan to upload images via the AI Agent — sponsor logos, speaker photos, event banners, attendee profile pictures, and so on — Claude needs network permission to reach Eventify's storage. This is a one-time setup.
*.eventify.io to the list and save.💡 Tip: If an image upload fails with a network error or a “domain blocked” message, this is almost always the cause. Whitelist *.eventify.io once and retry — there’s no need to reconnect the connector.
ChatGPT supports MCP integrations via its Apps feature. You'll need to enable Developer Mode first before you can add a custom MCP server.
Plan requirement: You will need a ChatGPT Pro, Team, Enterprise, or Edu plan.
Go to chat.openai.com and sign in.
Click your profile icon and select Settings. In the left sidebar, click Apps.
Click Advanced settings and toggle Developer Mode on. This unlocks the Create app button. You will see the Apps screen with your enabled apps listed and a Create app button in the top right.
Click Create app. In the New App dialog, fill in the following:
https://amcp.eventify.io/api/v2/mcpCheck the "I understand and want to continue" acknowledgement box, then click Create.
ChatGPT will prompt you to log in with your Eventify credentials via OAuth. Once authorised, Eventify will appear under Enabled apps in your Apps settings — with a DEV badge, which is expected.
Open a new ChatGPT conversation. Click the + icon in the message compose bar, select More → Developer mode, then toggle Eventify on for that conversation.
💡 Tip: The app must be enabled separately for each new conversation. It stays active for the full duration of that chat.
Try your first prompt:
💡 Tip: If you already use ChatGPT for writing emails, reporting, or planning — having Eventify connected means you can manage events and draft post-event communications in a single workflow, without switching tools.
Google's Gemini CLI is an open-source, terminal-based AI tool that supports connecting to external MCP servers. It runs on your computer and is the recommended way to use Gemini with the Eventify AI Agent.
📋 What you need before starting:
Open your terminal and run the following command to install Gemini CLI globally:
npm install -g @google/gemini-cli
Once installed, run gemini in your terminal. On first launch it will open a browser window and ask you to sign in with your Google account. Complete the sign-in and return to the terminal.
Open the Gemini CLI settings file in a text editor. The file is located at:
~/.gemini/settings.jsonC:\Users\YourName\.gemini\settings.jsonIf the file does not exist yet, create it. Add the following block (or merge it into the existing JSON if there is already content):
{
"mcpServers": {
"eventify": {
"httpUrl": "https://amcp.eventify.io/api/v2/mcp"
}
}
}Save the file.
Close and reopen your terminal, then run gemini again. Gemini CLI will detect the new server and attempt to connect. You will be prompted to authorise the connection — log in with your Eventify credentials when asked.
To confirm Eventify is connected, run:
/mcp list
You should see eventify listed with a Connected status.
You are now ready to use natural language to manage your events. Try these prompts in the Gemini CLI chat:
💡 Tip: If Gemini CLI shows Eventify as Disconnected, run /mcp reload to force it to re-query the server. If the issue persists, re-check that your settings.json is valid JSON with no trailing commas.
If you don't want to install anything or configure a local client, you can connect Eventify to a browser-based MCP playground instead. These tools let you paste a server URL, pick a model, and start chatting — no terminal, no API keys, no setup.
Below are three recommended options, ranging from beginner-friendly to developer-focused.
MCP Agent Studio runs the full agent loop in your browser. You paste an MCP server URL, select a model, and chat naturally — the agent automatically discovers all available tools and decides which ones to call.
How to connect Eventify:
https://amcp.eventify.io/api/v2/mcplist_events, attendee_list, session_list, analytics_dashboard_overview, and more.Example prompts to try:
💡 Tip: Free sign-up includes credits for several test runs. You can snapshot your server URL and model into a named agent so you don't have to reconfigure each time.
MCPize Playground is a lightweight, no-sign-up browser tool for inspecting MCP servers. It's best used for quickly verifying that a server is reachable and exploring its available tools before connecting to a full AI client.
How to use it:
https://amcp.eventify.io/api/v2/mcpThis is particularly useful for verifying your Eventify connection is working before using it in Claude or ChatGPT.
Download: postman.com/downloads
Postman now supports MCP server testing natively with HTTP and SSE transports. It's the most powerful option for developers who want full visibility into every request and response, with the ability to save and replay tool calls.
How to connect Eventify in Postman:
https://amcp.eventify.io/api/v2/mcpBest for: Developers building integrations, debugging connection issues, or testing specific tool inputs before using them in production prompts.
💡 Which playground should I use?
Connection not working?
Double-check the MCP Server URL is entered exactly as shown — no extra spaces or characters: https://amcp.eventify.io/api/v2/mcp
"Create app" button not visible in ChatGPT?
You need to enable Developer Mode first. Go to Settings → Apps → Advanced settings and toggle Developer Mode on.
Eventify not showing up in your chat?
The app must be activated per conversation. Click the + icon in the message bar → More → Developer mode → toggle Eventify on.
Image upload fails in Claude with a network or “domain blocked” error?
You need to whitelist Eventify's domain in Claude. Go to Settings → Capabilities → Code execution & file creation and add *.eventify.io to the Allowed domains list. See Step 7 in the Claude setup section above.
Session expired or authentication error?
Click into the Eventify app under Settings → Apps, disconnect it, and reconnect to re-authenticate with your Eventify credentials.
App showing a "DEV" badge?
This is expected — apps created in Developer Mode are private drafts and will always show the DEV label. This does not affect functionality.
Plan issue on ChatGPT?
MCP apps require a ChatGPT Pro, Team, Enterprise, or Edu plan. The free plan is not supported.
Plan issue on Claude?
MCP connectors require a Claude Pro, Max, Team, or Enterprise plan. On Team and Enterprise, a workspace Owner must add the connector for the organisation first.
Gemini shows Disconnected?
Run /mcp reload in the CLI and verify your settings.json is valid JSON.
Eventify account issue?
Confirm your Eventify account is active and on the Ultimate plan. MCP access is available to Ultimate plan customers only.
Still stuck?
Email [email protected] or contact your account manager.
💡 Tip: Bookmark this page alongside the Getting Started with the Eventify AI Agent (MCP) guide. Having both open when you first set things up saves a lot of back-and-forth.
The Eventify MCP server URL is https://amcp.eventify.io/api/v2/mcp. Paste it exactly as shown, with no extra spaces, into your AI platform's connector or app settings.
Not for Claude, ChatGPT or browser playgrounds such as MCP Agent Studio, which only need the server URL. Gemini CLI runs in your terminal and needs Node.js v18 or later plus the CLI installed with npm.
No. It is in Beta Preview and available to Ultimate plan customers only, and you also need a supported paid plan on Claude or ChatGPT.