# Guidebook MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect

> Guidebook MCP lets you manage your mobile event app content directly through your AI agent. Stop jumping between tabs to update event schedules, speaker bios, and custom lists like sponsors or exhibitors. You can list guides, audit sessions, and pull location data instantly with natural language commands.

## Overview
- **Category:** productivity
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_blRUrmhS7vSljUlqgfn3uCsdg4EkiIsbsng0fnQx/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** mobile-apps, event-scheduling, attendee-engagement, no-code, guide-management, conference-tools

## Description

Guidebook Builder content management usually feels like a chore of endless copy-pasting and tab-switching. You have to jump into the CMS to update a speaker's bio, then back to a spreadsheet to check a session time, then back again to verify a sponsor list. This Connector changes that dynamic by letting you talk to your content instead of clicking through a dashboard. Whether you're trying to audit a list of 200 exhibitors or just need to see if a specific session is still scheduled for Tuesday, you can just ask your AI agent to do it for you. It acts like a dedicated content coordinator that knows your account inside out. Because this is hosted on the Vinkius Marketplace, you can get it running in minutes and start offloading the heavy lifting of data entry and verification. Instead of manual audits, you get instant answers. Instead of hunting for a specific location ID, you just ask for it. It keeps your event data accurate without the headache of manual management.

## Tools

### get_guide
Get detailed information about a specific guide. This helps you see all the core metadata for a single app.

### check_guidebook_status
Verify connectivity

### create_custom_list_item
Add list item

### create_guide
Create a guide

### get_event
Get session details

### list_attendees
List attendees

### list_custom_list_items
List custom list items

### list_custom_lists
List custom list items like exhibitors or sponsors for a guide. This is perfect for auditing your partner data.

### list_events
List sessions

### list_guides
List all guides available in the account. Use this to get a high-level view of all your active mobile apps.

### list_locations
List all locations and venues defined for a guide. This helps you map out the physical layout of your event.

### update_guide
Update a guide

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
List all active mobile guides in my account.
```

**Response:** 
```
I've found 3 active guides in your account: **Global Tech Summit 2024**, **Internal Sales Kickoff**, and **Partner Conference Q2**. Which one would you like to look into?
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Show the schedule sessions for guide ID 8821.
```

**Response:** 
```
I've pulled the sessions for Guide 8821. Here is the lineup for today:

* **Opening Keynote** (09:00 AM)
* **Cloud Workshop** (11:30 AM)
* **Networking Lunch** (01:00 PM)

Let me know if you need more details on any of these.
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Who are the speakers for the Global Tech Summit?
```

**Response:** 
```
I've identified 12 speakers for the Global Tech Summit. Here are a few highlights:

* **Dr. Sarah Chen** (AI Research)
* **Marcus Viera** (DevOps)
* **Jane Doe** (UX Design)

Would you like me to pull the full bio for any of them?
```

## Capabilities

### List all active guides
Get a high-level view of every mobile app guide in your account.

### Audit speaker bios
Pull detailed profiles and presenter information for every speaker in your event.

### Verify event schedules
Browse and inspect all schedule sessions to keep your timeline accurate.

### Manage custom lists
Access and manage custom data like exhibitors, sponsors, and other partner lists.

### Retrieve venue data
Get all defined locations and map data for your specific event.

### Monitor API usage
Check your current rate limits and usage to stay within your daily quota.

## Use Cases

### Pre-Event Content Audit
An organizer asks the agent to list all speakers for the Tech Summit to make sure every bio is filled out before the app launches.

### Sponsor List Verification
A content manager asks the agent to pull the exhibitor list to check if all 50 companies are correctly listed in the mobile guide.

### Schedule Troubleshooting
A coordinator asks for the sessions for a specific guide to find out which time slot is still empty for a workshop.

### Location Data Mapping
A developer asks for all defined locations to ensure the map data matches the physical venue layout.

## Benefits

- Stop manual data entry by using list_guides and list_speakers to get a full overview of your app content in seconds.
- Audit your partner data faster by using list_custom_lists to pull every sponsor and exhibitor into a single view.
- Verify event timelines instantly with list_schedules so you never have to worry about overlapping sessions again.
- Keep speaker info accurate by pulling profiles with get_speaker to double-check bios before they go live.
- Monitor your technical health using get_rate_limit to ensure your integrations stay within your daily API quota.
- Access venue details quickly with list_locations to help your team coordinate physical setup and maps.

## How It Works

The bottom line is you stop clicking through the CMS and start managing your app content through a simple chat.

1. Subscribe to the Guidebook MCP and grab your JWT token from your Guidebook Builder account.
2. Connect your account to your AI client by providing the required API credentials.
3. Ask your agent to list, audit, or retrieve any app content using natural language.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**What can I do with the Guidebook MCP?**
You can manage your mobile event app content through natural conversation. This includes listing guides, checking speaker bios, viewing event schedules, and pulling custom lists like sponsors.

**Can I use this to audit my speaker bios?**
Yes. You can ask your agent to list all speakers for a specific guide and then pull the details for each one to ensure everything is accurate.

**How does this help with event planning?**
It saves you from manual data entry. Instead of clicking through the CMS to verify session times or locations, you can just ask your agent to show you the full schedule.

**Can it manage my sponsor lists?**
Yes, the Connector can pull custom lists like exhibitors and sponsors. This makes it easy to verify your partner data without manual exporting.

**Does this work with Claude or Cursor?**
Yes, it works with any MCP-compatible client, including Claude, Cursor, and Windsurf, allowing you to manage your content from your favorite editor or chat interface.

**How do I check my API usage?**
You can simply ask your agent to check your rate limits. It will pull your current usage data from Guidebook so you can stay within your daily quota.

**How do I generate my Guidebook API Key?**
Log in to Guidebook Builder, click your profile dropdown in the top right, select 'Manage your account', and then navigate to the 'API Key' section to generate your token.

**Can I see the schedules for multiple guides?**
Yes! You can use `list_guides` to find the IDs for all your guides, and then use `list_sessions` or `list_schedules` with the specific guide ID to see its agenda.

**How many requests can I make to the Guidebook API?**
The Guidebook Open API typically has a limit of 10,000 requests per day per account. You can use the `get_rate_limit` tool to check your current usage.

**What format should the API Key be in?**
The API Key should be the raw JWT token provided by the Guidebook Builder. The integration will automatically handle the 'JWT' prefix for authorization.

**How do I find a Guide ID?**
You can use the `list_guides` tool to retrieve all mobile guides in your account along with their unique identifiers and names.

**Can I see the speakers or exhibitors for an event?**
Yes! Use the `list_custom_lists` tool with a specific `guide_id` to retrieve all custom directories like speakers, exhibitors, or sponsors.

**Does the integration support viewing the event map?**
The `list_guide_locations` tool provides the metadata for all mapped locations within a guide, helping you identify precisely where sessions take place.