Model Context Protocol (MCP) transforms how organizers operate events by allowing LLMs and autonomous agents—like Claude Desktop, Cursor, and custom AI bots—to query live attendance, issue digital passes, approve registrations, and verify check-ins in real time.
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FEATURES
Ask your AI assistant to list events, show attendance velocity, or approve attendees in natural language.
Drop our stdio server config into claude_desktop_config.json or .cursor/mcp.json and manage events without leaving your editor.
MCP tool calls execute queries directly against live PostgreSQL with zero stale caching, giving you real-time check-in counts.
Command AI agents to issue VIP tickets, register guest speakers, and email digital passes with cryptographic QR codes.
All MCP operations are strictly sandboxed to your organizer account using encrypted URPASS API keys.
Query check-in velocity, compare morning vs afternoon gate attendance, and extract revenue metrics conversationally.
HOW IT WORKS
Create an active API key in your URPASS dashboard under Developer Settings.
Paste the npx urpass-mcp command into your Claude Desktop, Cursor, or Antigravity config file.
Start Claude Desktop or Cursor; URPASS tools automatically populate in the assistant's capability manifest.
Prompt your AI: 'How many attendees checked in at Gate 1?' or 'Approve all pending hackathon teams.'
Watch attendee statuses update live on your browser dashboard via WebSocket channels with zero page refreshes.
THE FUTURE OF EVENT OPS
During busy event mornings, organizers are overwhelmed by registration approvals, pass re-issues, and gate throughput monitoring. With URPASS MCP support, you simply chat with Claude or Cursor on your laptop or phone, and autonomous agents handle the operational heavy lifting.
PASS SCANNED
Attendee check-in successful
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) establishes an open, standardized bridge between Large Language Models and external databases. The URPASS MCP server exposes typed tool schemas for event listing, pass lookup, attendee verification, and real-time analytics.
When an agent decides to check an attendee in or query attendance rate, it emits a structured JSON-RPC 2.0 tool invocation. URPASS authenticates the request, executes the database operation, fires webhooks, and returns the response in milliseconds.
Security is paramount at event entrances. URPASS enforces role-based access control and strict capacity validations on every MCP tool execution. An AI agent cannot approve attendees past an event's maximum capacity, nor can it check in an invalid or previously redeemed pass token.
All mutations are logged in audit tables, and API keys can be revoked or permission-scoped with a single click in your developer settings.
Discover how URPASS powers ticketing, digital credentials, and entrance management across different scenarios.
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