PredictHQ Event Intelligence MCP. Audit global event attendance and metadata instantly.

PredictHQ Event Intelligence hooks your agent right into the global event data stream. Forget jumping through a dozen different ticketing sites or market research portals; this server handles it all for you. It turns massive, messy datasets into structured context your AI client can actually work with.

When you use PredictHQ, your agent doesn't just find an event; it pulls the whole dossier—the metadata, the location specifics, and the current industry impact ranking. You’re not dealing with estimates here; you’re getting actionable data points on everything from local street festivals to massive international athletic tournaments.

The process starts simple: You first confirm connectivity by running check_api_status. This call immediately tells your agent if the PredictHQ server is up and operational, ensuring your workflow doesn't stall because of a downed API. It's a quick check that saves you time when you need speed.

Next, you define your search scope. If you don’t know what kind of event you want to track—say, if you aren't sure whether you're looking at 'concerts,' 'sports,' or maybe 'conferences'—you run list_event_categories. This tool returns a comprehensive list of every major category the system tracks. It lets your agent build its search parameters accurately from the start.

Once the scope is set, you execute a global event search using search_predict_events. You can feed this tool keywords—like 'tech summit' or 'rock festival'—or pin down a general location and date range. The agent doesn't just spit out titles; it searches across all listed types of events globally, giving you an immediate list of potential matches that fit your criteria.

When the search returns a specific event ID that looks promising, you drill down into the specifics using get_event_details. This is where the heavy lifting happens. By feeding just the unique event ID into this tool, your agent retrieves every piece of full metadata available. You get location data, detailed descriptions, and critically, you get the official PredictHQ impact rank for that specific venue or gathering.

This ranking tells you how significant the event's market presence is right now.

If you need to audit attendance patterns across different types of gatherings—like comparing past audience sizes at sports stadiums versus festivals—you use the combined data from search_predict_events and then validate those specific figures by calling get_event_details on each key ID. The server lets your agent process both keyword-driven discovery and deep, structured metadata retrieval in one workflow.

It means you don't have to switch tools or services; the whole event intelligence cycle happens inside your agent context.