Luma Events Enhanced

What This Skill Does

The Luma Events Enhanced skill serves as a powerful aggregator for the lu.ma ecosystem, enabling OpenClaw agents to discover, parse, and persist information regarding tech events, startup meetups, and networking conferences worldwide. By interfacing with lu.ma's platform, the skill provides real-time event intelligence including venue details, host profiles, ticket availability, and direct registration links. A standout feature of this skill is its built-in persistence layer; all fetched events are automatically cached within ~/.openclaw/workspace/memory/luma-events.json. This architectural design allows the agent to maintain context across multiple user sessions, facilitating follow-up analysis or comparisons without needing redundant API calls. The skill further optimizes local performance by automatically pruning entries that have ended more than 24 hours prior to the current system time.

Installation

You can integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment by running the following terminal command: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/firefrog-pepe/luma-enhanced

Ensure that your environment has python3 and jq installed if you intend to pipe output for advanced filtering or automated data analysis tasks.

Use Cases

• Professional Networking: Quickly scout upcoming industry meetups in your current city to expand your local professional circle.
• Market Research: Fetch and compare event trends across multiple major tech hubs simultaneously to track emerging focus areas.
• Agent Context Building: Use the persistent memory file to allow your agent to remind you about upcoming events you previously inquired about without needing to re-fetch data.
• Capacity Planning: Identify 'near capacity' events early by parsing the JSON output to ensure you register before tickets sell out.

Example Prompts

1. "Find all AI-related networking events happening in San Francisco over the next 14 days and save them to my memory."
2. "Compare the number of startup conferences occurring in Lisbon versus Porto for the upcoming month."
3. "Are there any free tech meetups in New York with spots still available this weekend?"

Tips & Limitations

• City Slugs: Always use lowercase, hyphenated city names (e.g., san-francisco) to ensure the script accurately locates the target region.
• Data Freshness: While the memory file persists data, remember that event details like ticket availability change rapidly; refresh your data if you haven't queried in several hours.
• Performance: When querying multiple cities at once with the --json flag, piping into jq is highly recommended for cleaner formatting and specific data extraction.
• Scope: This skill is strictly scoped to the lu.ma platform; events listed on other platforms like Meetup or Eventbrite will not be visible through this interface.