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@bossforce.ai/mcp-eventbrite

v0.1.0

Published

MCP server for the **Eventbrite v3** API, authenticated with a private token (`Authorization: Bearer <token>`). Read access to organizations, their events, and event attendees — a good fit for reporting on event line-ups and pulling attendee lists.

Readme

@bossforce.ai/mcp-eventbrite

MCP server for the Eventbrite v3 API, authenticated with a private token (Authorization: Bearer <token>). Read access to organizations, their events, and event attendees — a good fit for reporting on event line-ups and pulling attendee lists.

Credentials

| Env | How to obtain | | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | EVENTBRITE_TOKEN | Your Eventbrite private token (Account Settings → Developer → API Keys). Sent as a Bearer token. |

The token is read lazily, so the server boots and answers tools/list without it; calls fail with an auth error until it is set.

Tools

| Tool | Arguments | Returns | | -------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------- | | list_organizations | continuation? | { organizations, pagination } | | list_events | organization_id, status?, order_by?, continuation? | { events, pagination } | | get_event | event_id | the event object | | list_attendees | event_id, status?, changed_since?, continuation? | { attendees, pagination } |

Responses are Eventbrite's native JSON payloads, returned as structuredContent.

Paging

List endpoints return a pagination object; pass the pagination.continuation token back as continuation to fetch the next page. Resolve an organization_id with list_organizations before calling list_events.

Develop

pnpm --filter @bossforce.ai/mcp-eventbrite build
pnpm --filter @bossforce.ai/mcp-eventbrite test

Regenerate the tools/list snapshot after an intentional signature change:

UPDATE_SNAPSHOTS=1 pnpm --filter @bossforce.ai/mcp-eventbrite test