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Momentra exposes its events pipeline as an MCP server. Point it at the venues and organizations you care about, describe what you’re looking for as an editorial brief, and your assistant can search their published calendars, discover events that match your brief, and turn the results into plans.

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Server details

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The three layers

Momentra has three layers, from simplest to most powerful:
1

Index + search

Add organizations’ calendars (index_org) and search/read their events directly (search, search_business_events, fetch).
2

Brief-driven matching

Write (or auto-learn) an editorial brief — your include/exclude policy — and let Momentra find the events and organizations that fit it (matching_events, matching_orgs), refining with accept/reject curation.
3

Seed from an aggregator

Bootstrap a brief automatically from a trusted aggregator site whose events you already trust (seed_brief), then sharpen it by reviewing borderline events.

Connect it

Add the connector in ChatGPT or Claude.

Tool reference

All tools, with inputs, returns, auth, and cost.

Workflows

Step-by-step recipes for the common jobs.

Billing

Credits, the daily free cap, and billing responses.
Each result is returned as MCP tool-result content (a JSON text block). search/fetch follow OpenAI’s connector result shape, and account-scoped tools also populate structuredContent.

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Example prompts

Momentra works with any MCP-compatible client, so the same event data can power a one-off prompt or a repeatable workflow. Once a client is connected, these run as-is:
  • Weekly newsletter — “Find family-friendly events in my area this weekend and draft a newsletter section with the top 10.”
  • Destination guide — “Build a fall events guide for the city, grouped by neighborhood and category.”
  • Event feed — “Generate a JSON feed of upcoming music events for the next 30 days.”
  • Calendar build — “Assemble a month-long calendar of free outdoor events in my region.”
  • Local recommendations — “Suggest things to do near this hotel for guests arriving Friday.”
  • Content pipeline — “Every week, pull new events from these venues and format them for our CMS.”
The agent discovers and indexes the relevant sources, then searches, matches, and assembles the output. See Workflows for how these compose from the underlying tools.