showstart

What This Skill Does

The showstart skill is a powerful, comprehensive agentic tool designed to bridge the gap between users and the vast world of live performances on the Showstart platform. By integrating directly with Showstart’s data ecosystem, this skill allows OpenClaw users to effortlessly browse, discover, and retrieve deep-dive details about concerts, music festivals, and live shows. Whether you are a casual fan looking for something to do this weekend or a music enthusiast tracking specific artists, this skill provides a unified interface to search by location, genre, category, or artist name, and even identify events in close proximity to your current coordinates.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/austin-am/showstart-bot Ensure you have the necessary permissions to install extensions in your OpenClaw instance before running this command.

Use Cases

• Live Performance Discovery: Users can utilize the skill to find events in their city, filtering by specific musical styles like rock or folk, or broad categories such as music festivals.
• Itinerary Planning: If a user is traveling, they can look up events in a different city or search for venues to see if their favorite artists are performing while they are away.
• Real-time Event Tracking: Directly query specific events using unique IDs to retrieve full show details, venue information, and scheduling to ensure accurate planning.
• Proximity-based Search: Use geospatial coordinates to find the nearest upcoming events, making it ideal for mobile users looking for spontaneous entertainment options.

Example Prompts

1. "Find all rock concerts happening in Shanghai this weekend and list the top 3."
2. "Search for upcoming shows featuring the artist Zhou Yunpeng and tell me the venue details."
3. "I am currently at 116.3956, 39.9299. Show me the nearest music festivals occurring in that area."

Tips & Limitations

• Rate Limiting: Please be mindful that the API restricts requests to 1 request per second and 60 requests per 10 minutes. Avoid creating high-frequency loops in your automation scripts.
• Data Freshness: Search results are cached for one hour, so if you are checking for last-minute ticket availability, consider the potential for minor latency in data updates.
• Error Handling: If you receive error code 100001, the event might have been canceled or the resource ID is invalid. Always verify the input parameters if you trigger a 100002 error.