Guidebook MCP. Manage guides, sessions, and speakers with natural chat.
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Guidebook MCP Server automates managing mobile app content. Use this server to list all guides, get specific guide metadata, and manage event resources like sessions, speakers, and custom lists.
Connect it to your AI agent and read all app content details through natural conversation, eliminating manual data entry in the Builder interface.
What your AI agents can do
Get guide
Retrieves detailed information about one specific guide by its ID.
Get rate limit
Checks your current API usage and remaining daily quota.
Get session
Gets full details for a single, specific schedule session.
List all mobile guides and pull detailed metadata for each one.
Browse and list all schedule sessions, keeping the event timeline current.
Access specific speaker profiles and ensure all bio information is accurate.
Manage and list custom data like Exhibitors or Sponsors for the app.
Retrieve all defined event locations and associated map data.
Check your current API usage and rate limits to prevent service interruption.
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Guidebook MCP Server: 10 Tools for App Content Management
These tools let your AI agent audit, list, and retrieve every piece of structured content for your mobile app, from guides to speaker bios.
019d75acget guide
Retrieves detailed information about one specific guide by its ID.
019d75acget rate limit
Checks your current API usage and remaining daily quota.
019d75acget session
Gets full details for a single, specific schedule session.
019d75acget speaker
Retrieves the full profile and bio details for one speaker.
019d75aclist custom lists
Lists all custom data sets (like Sponsors or Exhibitors) available for a guide.
019d75aclist guides
Lists every mobile guide currently defined in the account.
019d75aclist locations
Retrieves all defined locations and associated map data for a guide.
019d75aclist schedules
Lists all high-level schedules associated with a specific guide.
019d75aclist sessions
Lists all scheduled sessions for a specific guide.
019d75aclist speakers
Lists all speakers and presenters for a specific guide.
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What you can do with this MCP connector
You'll connect your AI agent to this server, and it'll handle all your mobile app content. You'll ditch the Guidebook Builder interface and talk to your agent instead. It's like having a content coordinator who lives right in your chat window.
To audit your app content, you'll use list_guides to see every mobile guide you've set up. You can then grab detailed metadata for a specific guide using get_guide with its ID.
When you're managing event timelines, you'll list all high-level schedules associated with a guide using list_schedules. You can check all scheduled sessions for a guide with list_sessions, and get the full details for one specific session using get_session.
If you gotta verify presenter details, you'll use list_speakers to see all the people involved. Then, you can pull the full bio and profile for any single speaker using get_speaker.
For custom data, you can list all custom data sets—like Sponsors or Exhibitors—with list_custom_lists. You'll also get all defined event locations and their map data by calling list_locations.
Keep track of your usage, too. You can check your current API usage and remaining daily quota with get_rate_limit.
How Guidebook MCP Works
- 1 Subscribe to the Guidebook MCP Server on Vinkius and enter your API key.
- 2 Your AI client sends a natural language request (e.g., 'Show me the speakers for the Global Tech Summit').
- 3 The server translates the request into specific tool calls, fetching the required data and passing it back to your client for immediate use.
The bottom line is, your AI agent talks to Guidebook directly, letting you manage and audit all your app content without ever seeing the Builder UI.
Who Is Guidebook MCP For?
Event organizers who need to verify session times and speaker assignments without digging through a CMS. Content managers who need to automate the retrieval and auditing of custom lists like sponsors. App developers integrating structured content flows into a development environment.
Checks session times and speaker assignments for a specific guide ID without navigating the CMS dashboard.
Automates the retrieval and auditing of custom lists (e.g., Exhibitors or Sponsors) across multiple guides.
Integrates Guidebook's structured content (guides, sessions, speakers) directly into a custom application flow or development environment.
What Changes When You Connect
- Audit all guides and content lists instantly. Instead of opening the Builder UI and clicking through tabs to see all guides, you simply ask your agent to
list_guidesand get a structured list back. - Keep your event schedule accurate without manual checks. Use
list_schedulesandlist_sessionsto pull the current event timeline directly into your workflow. - Verify speaker bios and details instantly. Calling
list_speakersand thenget_speakerensures you have the latest presenter data without touching the CMS. - Handle custom data sets easily. Need to audit all sponsors?
list_custom_listsgets you every exhibitor or sponsor record for a guide, immediately. - Stay within budget. Use
get_rate_limitto monitor your API usage, so you never hit a quota wall and lose access to critical data. - Pull deep data points. Use
get_guideorget_sessionwhen you need the full, rich details for one specific item, like a guide or a single workshop.
Real-World Use Cases
Auditing content for a new season
A content manager needs to verify if a new sponsor (e.g., TechCorp) has been added to the 'Partner Conference Q2' guide. They ask their agent to run list_custom_lists and filter by name, getting an immediate list of all current sponsors. They then use get_guide to confirm the guide's overall metadata is correct before publishing.
Updating a speaker's bio before the event
The event producer notices Dr. Chen's bio is outdated. They ask their agent to run list_speakers for the 'Global Tech Summit', identify Dr. Chen's ID, and then call get_speaker to retrieve her profile. This provides the exact data needed to update the CMS.
Building a live event map
An app developer needs to display all venue details on a map. They run list_locations to get every defined location ID, and then use get_guide to pull the necessary metadata to feed into their custom map application.
Checking the full event agenda
A team member needs to know the full schedule for the 'Internal Sales Kickoff'. They ask their agent to use list_schedules to see the day's flow, then use list_sessions to get specific times and topics, giving them a complete, verifiable agenda.
The Tradeoffs
Manually checking every resource
The user logs into the Guidebook Builder, clicks 'Guides,' then clicks 'Sessions,' and manually scrolls through dozens of records to find the one session they need. This takes 15 minutes of clicking and copy-pasting.
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Instead, ask your agent to run list_sessions for the relevant guide. If you need full details, follow up with get_session using the session ID. This gets the data in seconds.
Assuming data completeness
A developer assumes that just because they can see a guide name, they know all the associated data. They miss crucial details like the specific location ID or the full speaker bio.
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Don't just list things. If you need the details, use get_guide to retrieve all metadata, or use get_speaker to pull the full profile. The list_ tools only give you names; the get_ tools give you the payload.
Ignoring rate limits
Running a massive script that calls 1000 different tools without checking quotas, leading to API failure and a total halt of content retrieval.
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Always check get_rate_limit first. It confirms your quota and prevents cascading errors. Run bulk operations in batches, keeping the limit in mind.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this server if your primary workflow involves auditing, listing, or retrieving structured content for an event or mobile app. You need to verify that guides, sessions, speakers, or custom lists exist and what their precise metadata is. Don't use this if you just need a general overview of the app's branding or marketing copy. If the task is simple text writing, use a general LLM. If the task requires complex data retrieval (like knowing a specific speaker's bio or a session's time), this server is the only way to get reliable, structured data.
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The Model Context Protocol standardizes how applications expose capabilities to LLMs. Instead of operating in isolation, your AI gains direct access to external platforms, live data, and real-world actions through secure, standardized connections.
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Available Capabilities
Diving into the Builder UI is a time sink.
Before this server, checking a speaker's details meant logging into the Guidebook Builder, navigating to the Speakers tab, searching for the name, and then opening the profile page just to copy a bio. It was clicks, tabs, and manual copy-pasting every single time.
Now, you tell your agent: 'What is the bio for Marcus Viera?' The agent runs `list_speakers`, finds his ID, and uses `get_speaker` to pull the full bio text. You get the data instantly, clean and ready to use.
Guidebook MCP Server: Manage guides, sessions & speakers
You don't have to manually check every single resource type. Your agent can run `list_guides` to see every active project, then `list_schedules` to get the high-level timeline, and finally `list_sessions` to get the exact times and topics for the day. It’s a sequence of calls, all automated.
This means you stop managing content via clicks and start managing it via conversation. Your AI agent becomes the dedicated data coordinator for your entire mobile app content.
Common Questions About Guidebook MCP
How do I list all the guides available using the Guidebook MCP Server? +
You run the list_guides tool. This tool provides a complete list of every mobile guide defined in your account, giving you all the project names and IDs you need to start working with them.
What information does `get_speaker` provide about a presenter? +
get_speaker retrieves the full profile, including the bio and professional details for a single speaker. It's the dedicated tool for pulling comprehensive presenter data.
Can I check my API usage with the Guidebook MCP Server? +
Yes, run the get_rate_limit tool. This instantly reports your current API usage and remaining daily quota, letting you plan your calls.
Does `list_sessions` give me the full details for one session? +
No, list_sessions only lists all scheduled sessions. You must follow up with get_session and the specific session ID to get the full details for one session.
How do I find all custom data like sponsors? +
Use the list_custom_lists tool. It provides a list of all custom data types (like Exhibitors or Sponsors) available for a given guide.
How do I list all the custom lists using the `list_custom_lists` tool? +
The list_custom_lists tool returns a list of available custom data types (e.g., Exhibitors, Sponsors). You can then specify which list to retrieve details for, ensuring you have access to all supplemental content for your guide.
What happens if I try to get a guide that doesn't exist using `get_guide`? +
The system returns a specific error message indicating the guide ID is invalid or not found. This allows your AI client to catch the error and prompt the user to check the ID before retrying.
Which tool should I use to check the schedule for a specific guide? +
You should use list_schedules first to get an overview of the guide's entire timeline. After that, use list_sessions with the appropriate guide ID to see the specific session details.
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.
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