luma

What This Skill Does

The Luma Events skill is a powerful automation tool that empowers OpenClaw to fetch real-time event data from Lu.ma, a prominent platform for tech meetups, workshops, conferences, and startup networking events. Unlike typical scrapers that require complex API authentication or premium developer keys, this skill utilizes a specialized script that extracts structured event data directly from the server-side rendered (SSR) JSON blobs embedded within Lu.ma's HTML architecture. By simply providing a city slug, the agent can retrieve a curated list of upcoming gatherings, including event names, locations, timings, host details, and attendee counts.

Installation

You can integrate this skill into your environment by running the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/regalstreak/luma Ensure you have Python 3 installed, as the utility relies on a dedicated fetcher script located in the scripts/ directory of the skill repository. No API keys are required for operation.

Use Cases

This skill is perfect for community builders, networkers, and tech enthusiasts who want to stay updated on local ecosystems without browsing multiple websites. It is especially useful for planning professional travel or managing a weekly schedule of networking meetups. By persisting event data in the ~/clawd/memory/luma-events.json file, the skill allows the agent to build a comprehensive historical record of events in your city. This enables complex queries such as comparing events across different regions or tracking the popularity of specific recurring meetups over time.

Example Prompts

1. "What are some interesting tech meetups happening in Bengaluru over the next two weeks?"
2. "Search for startup networking events in San Francisco and save them to my memory for later review."
3. "Are there any conferences in Delhi this month that I should know about?"

Tips & Limitations

• City Slugs: Always use lower-case slugs like san-francisco or bengaluru. Using improper names may result in missing data.
• Persistence: The skill automatically updates the ~/clawd/memory/luma-events.json file. Ensure the agent has write permissions for this directory.
• Temporal Limit: By default, the tool filters for events within 30 days. Use the --days flag if you need a longer horizon, but keep in mind that the persistence logic is optimized to prune events older than 60 days to keep your memory lean.
• Limits: The tool is limited to what is publicly visible on Lu.ma event pages. Private events or events requiring specific invite links may not always be accessible via this method.