Eventhorizon MCP
The EventHorizon MCP server is a model context protocol server for integrating the EventHorizon Django event management platform, providing functions such as event management, registration, and user operations.
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What is the EventHorizon MCP Server?
The EventHorizon MCP Server is a middleware server that allows AI assistants (such as Claude, Cursor, etc.) to interact securely with your EventHorizon event management platform. Through this server, you can directly manage events, view registration information, create new events, etc. in AI conversations without manually logging in to the web backend.How to use the EventHorizon MCP Server?
You need to configure this server in an AI client that supports the MCP protocol and provide your EventHorizon platform address and authentication token. After configuration, the AI assistant can understand and execute instructions related to event management.Applicable scenarios
Suitable for event organizers, team administrators, community operators, and other people who need to manage events frequently. Especially suitable for scenarios such as quickly viewing upcoming events, batch - processing registration applications, creating repetitive event templates, and obtaining event statistics.Main features
Event management
Create, view, update, and delete events. Support functions such as search and filtering, filtering by location, and viewing event details.
Registration handling
Handle the complete registration process, including user registration, cancellation of registration, approval of applications, and management of waiting lists.
Personal center
View personal information management functions such as personal profiles, events I've registered for, and events I've hosted.
Connection status check
Check the connection status and authentication validity with the EventHorizon platform in real - time to ensure the normal operation of the service.
Advantages
Seamless integration: Complete event management directly in AI conversations without switching applications
Improve efficiency: Quickly complete repetitive management tasks through natural language instructions
Safe and reliable: Use Knox token authentication to ensure the security of API access
Cross - platform support: Compatible with multiple AI clients such as Claude Desktop, Cursor, and OpenCode
Limitations
Requires technical configuration: Initial setup requires configuring environment variables and the client
Depends on the EventHorizon platform: Must have an available EventHorizon instance
Functions are limited by the API: Can only use the API functions provided by the EventHorizon platform
Requires network connection: Must be able to access the EventHorizon server
How to use
Get the authentication token
Log in to your EventHorizon platform and obtain the Knox authentication token in the Django backend or through the API.
Choose the installation method
You can run it directly from GitHub (recommended) or download the source code and install it locally.
Configure the AI client
According to the AI client you are using (Claude, Cursor, etc.), add the MCP server settings to the configuration file.
Start using
Restart the AI client. Now you can manage EventHorizon events through natural language instructions.
Usage examples
Quickly view event schedules
As an event organizer, you need to quickly understand the event arrangements for this week, including the number of participants and registration status.
Batch - process registration applications
The event is about to start. You need to quickly approve all pending registration applications and put excess applications on the waiting list.
Create periodic events
You need to create a template for a series of weekly technical sharing sessions to save time on repeated creation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a technical background to use this MCP server?
Is this server secure? Will it leak my event data?
Which AI clients are supported?
If my EventHorizon platform is upgraded, can this server still be used?
Can I manage multiple EventHorizon instances simultaneously?
What should I do if I encounter connection problems?
Related resources
GitHub repository
Source code, issue feedback, update logs
Model Context Protocol official documentation
Understand the technical specifications and implementation principles of the MCP protocol
EventHorizon project
The official project of the EventHorizon event management platform
Knox authentication documentation
Understand the Django REST Knox token authentication mechanism
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