The RSVPify MCP server lets your AI assistant connect directly to your RSVPify workspace, so you can work with your events in plain language from the AI tool you already use.
It works in any AI tool that lets you add a custom connector (also called a remote MCP server), including Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Grok. Whether you can add custom connectors depends on your AI tool, your plan, and, for work accounts, your admin's settings.
Before you begin
The RSVPify MCP server is available on RSVPify Enterprise workspaces.
RSVPify Cue must be enabled in your workspace. See Enable and manage RSVPify Cue (Beta) in your workspace.
What your AI assistant can see and do matches your role and permissions in the workspace.
Connect RSVPify to your AI tool
The setup is the same in any AI tool that supports custom connectors. Menu names vary by tool, so use your tool's setup guide (linked below) for the exact steps.
In your AI tool, find the option to add a custom connector, app, or remote MCP server.
Enter a name (for example, RSVPify) and the server URL
https://mcp.rsvpify.com.When prompted, sign in with your RSVPify account and approve access.
Turn on the RSVPify connector in your chat and ask about your events in plain language.
Setup guides for popular AI tools
Gemini Enterprise: Set up your custom MCP server connection
Perplexity: Adding custom remote connectors
Grok: Grok connectors
Microsoft Copilot Studio (set up by an admin or agent builder): Connect your agent to an existing MCP server
Troubleshooting
Can't find the option to add a custom connector: Your AI tool or plan may not support it, or your organization's admin may need to turn it on. Check your tool's setup guide above.
Connected, but RSVPify can't do anything: Confirm RSVPify Cue is enabled in your workspace.
A specific action isn't available: Your AI assistant can only take actions your workspace role allows. Ask a workspace administrator to review your role.