event-rsvp

name	event-rsvp
description	Auto-register or RSVP to events on Lu.ma, Eventbrite, Meetup, Hopin, and custom event sites — given an event URL and an attendee profile, the skill drives a real cloud browser to fill the registration form, answer screener questions from a saved profile, and stop before final submit for human confirmation. Tracks RSVPs to a local pipeline. Useful for hackathons, meetups, conferences, and product launches.
when_to_use	"RSVP to {event url}", "register me for {event}", "sign up for the hackathon at", "register for this meetup", "fill out the conference form", "auto-RSVP to these Lu.ma events".
license	MIT
compatibility	Requires the `composio` CLI on PATH. Connect with `composio link browser_tool` (interactive cloud browser) and `composio link composio_search` (web search and URL fetch).
allowed-tools	Bash Agent

Event RSVP

Drive a real browser through event registration end-to-end: parse the form, fill from a saved attendee profile, answer screener questions (T-shirt size, dietary needs, role, company), and stop before submit for human confirmation.

Hard rules:

• Never click final RSVP / Register / Confirm without explicit user confirmation.
• Never invent answers (T-shirt size, dietary, GitHub URL, etc.) — if a field doesn't map to the profile, pause and ask.
• One event per task.
• Refuse to register the user for events that charge money without explicit confirmation of the price.

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Setup

composio login
composio link browser_tool
composio connections list

Maintain an attendee profile at ~/Desktop/event-rsvp/profile.json:

{
  "first_name": "Alex",
  "last_name":  "Doe",
  "email":      "[e-mail]",
  "phone":      "[phone]",
  "company":    "Acme Inc",
  "role":       "Senior Backend Engineer",
  "linkedin":   "https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexdoe",
  "github":     "https://github.com/alexdoe",
  "twitter":    "@alexdoe",
  "city":       "San Francisco",
  "country":    "USA",
  "tshirt":     "M",
  "dietary":    "no restrictions",
  "pronouns":   "they/them",
  "how_did_you_hear":      "Twitter",
  "what_brings_you":       "Curious about Composio's roadmap and meeting other builders.",
  "willing_to_be_recorded": true,
  "agree_to_code_of_conduct": true,
  "max_event_price_usd":    0
}

max_event_price_usd: 0 means refuse paid events automatically. Set it higher (with explicit user confirmation per session) to allow paid registrations.

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Pipeline

Step 1: Inspect the event + form

composio execute BROWSER_TOOL_CREATE_TASK -d '{
  "task":     "Capture: event title, date and time, venue (or \"online\"), host/organizer, listed price (or \"free\"), and a short description. Then enumerate every visible registration field as a JSON array of { label, type, required, options }. Do NOT fill or click Register yet. Stop after enumeration.",
  "startUrl": "{EVENT_URL}"
}'

Poll BROWSER_TOOL_WATCH_TASK. Review:

• Price > profile.max_event_price_usd → stop and report to user.
• Required field with no profile mapping → stop and ask.
• Date conflicts → flag (the user can sanity-check).

Step 2: Fill the form (no submit)

composio execute BROWSER_TOOL_CREATE_TASK -d '{
  "task":     "Fill the registration form using the attendee profile JSON below. CRITICAL: do NOT click Register / Confirm / RSVP. After filling every field, stop on the confirmation screen and report: which fields were filled, which were left blank, and any required field whose options did not match the profile. Profile: {PROFILE_JSON}",
  "sessionId": "{session_id_from_step_1}"
}'

Step 3: Show the user the live viewer

composio execute BROWSER_TOOL_GET_SESSION -d '{ "sessionId": "{session_id}" }'
# Share liveUrl so the user can watch + confirm.

Step 4: Submit on explicit confirmation

composio execute BROWSER_TOOL_CREATE_TASK -d '{
  "task":     "Click the final Register / RSVP / Confirm button. Capture the confirmation page text and any confirmation number, ticket number, or QR code reference. Return as JSON. If a payment screen appears, STOP — do not enter card details.",
  "sessionId": "{session_id}"
}'

Step 5: Log to local pipeline

LOG=~/Desktop/event-rsvp/registrations.json
node -e "
  const fs = require('fs');
  const p = fs.existsSync('$LOG') ? JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync('$LOG','utf8')) : [];
  p.push({
    event:       '{EVENT_TITLE}',
    url:         '{EVENT_URL}',
    date:        '{EVENT_DATE}',
    venue:       '{VENUE}',
    status:      'registered',
    registered_at: new Date().toISOString(),
    confirmation: '{CONFIRMATION}'
  });
  fs.writeFileSync('$LOG', JSON.stringify(p, null, 2));
"

Optional: emit an .ics file or push to Google Calendar via a separate skill.

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Per-platform notes

Platform	Notes
Lu.ma	Often one-step. May require login via email magic link — pause if so. Some hosts auto-approve, others require approval; report which.
Eventbrite	Multi-step (tickets → details → review). Pause on payment if price > 0.
Meetup	Requires Meetup account. Pause on login screen.
Hopin / Hopin Sessions	Often requires account creation — pause.
Custom (Webflow / Typeform / Tally)	Enumerate first (Step 1), expect unusual field semantics.

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Refuse / pause conditions

• Listed price exceeds profile.max_event_price_usd.
• Account creation required (passwords, magic links).
• A field asks for credit-card details.
• A required field has no profile mapping.
• The event title or description suggests something the user didn't ask for (e.g., a different city's chapter).
• A CAPTCHA appears.

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Batch RSVP

For a list of event URLs (e.g., a hackathon week's worth of side events):

jq -r '.events[]' events.json | while read -r URL; do
  echo "→ inspecting $URL"
  composio execute BROWSER_TOOL_CREATE_TASK -d "$(jq -n --arg u "$URL" '{
    task: "Capture event title, date, price, and enumerate registration fields. Stop after enumeration.",
    startUrl: $u
  }')"
  # Review the output, then run Step 2 + Step 4 per event after user approval.
done

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Key use cases

1. Hackathon week — RSVP to 10 side events in one sitting (with one human review per event).
2. Conference circuit — register for every relevant track/workshop at a multi-day conference.
3. Local meetup tracking — auto-RSVP to a recurring meetup series; log attendance.
4. Product launches — register for every launch event in a category.
5. Founder office hours — sign up to office-hours slots that fill fast.