Event Planner

What This Skill Does

PartyCraft is a powerful, CLI-based event planning assistant designed for the OpenClaw agent to streamline the complexities of organizing gatherings. Whether you are managing the intricate details of a wedding, coordinating a corporate conference, or throwing a surprise birthday party, PartyCraft provides a centralized hub to track everything locally. It empowers the AI to manage budgets, maintain guest lists with RSVP tracking, monitor task completion, and generate event-specific checklists. Because it operates entirely via local JSON files within ~/.partycraft/, it offers high privacy and requires no external API connections or network dependencies.

Installation

To install this skill, use the OpenClaw hub command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/bytesagain1/partycraft

Once installed, ensure you have Python3 available on your system, as PartyCraft leverages the Python standard library to manage its data structures effectively.

Use Cases

• Wedding Planning: Manage venue deposits, track vendor bookings, and handle large guest lists with RSVP statuses.
• Corporate Events: Organize scheduling, set strict budgets, and ensure all administrative tasks are checked off before the big day.
• Personal Celebrations: Create birthday party timelines, manage supply checklists, and keep track of budget constraints to ensure festivities remain affordable.
• Project Coordination: Use the task management features to break down general events into actionable steps, ensuring no detail is overlooked.

Example Prompts

1. "PartyCraft, create a new wedding event for June 20th, 2025 named 'Smith Wedding'."
2. "Add a task to the wedding event for booking the photographer, then show me the current task list for that event."
3. "Check our budget for the corporate conference and list all the guests who have currently RSVP'd to the event."

Tips & Limitations

Tips:

• Always use the partycraft checklist command before starting a new event type to get a foundational structure.
• Regularly use the partycraft list command to get a high-level overview of all your ongoing event projects.
• Keep event names descriptive to make tracking easier when dealing with multiple concurrent events.

Limitations:

• PartyCraft is a command-line tool; it does not provide a graphical interface for drag-and-drop planning.
• There is no native notification or alerting system; the AI must be prompted to check the status of your tasks or deadlines.
• It relies on local file storage, so ensure your system has appropriate backups enabled for the ~/.partycraft/ directory to prevent data loss.