Start here
Build your event by talking to your own AI.
Presso Events has a native MCP. Connect your own AI to the Presso connector and just say what you're running. Your AI creates the event, sets up ticket types, builds the agenda and publishes it, all scoped to your organisation. It works in Claude and ChatGPT, and also in Cursor, Claude Code, Codex and Gemini.
First time here? From nothing to tickets on sale is four steps with nothing to work out. Everything else on this site is reference you can read later.
Two front doors, one platform
You can build and run your event by talking to your AI, or by clicking through the Presso dashboard. Neither is the "real" way in. Pick whichever is faster for the task in front of you, and switch freely between them.
Add the connector, sign in, done
You add the Presso connector to your AI once. The first time it connects, your AI opens a Presso Events sign-in window. Sign in with the email you want your tickets and payouts under. If you are new, that sign-in creates your organisation there and then, so there is no separate sign-up to do first.
There is nothing to copy, no token and no password to choose, and you do not reconnect afterwards. How signing in works
Try it
Confirm my Presso Events connection, then rename my organisation to "Acme Conferences".
Next: from nothing to tickets on sale →
Everything in this guide
The sidebar carries the same list, but it is drawn by JavaScript. This one is in the page, so it works with scripts off and a crawler can follow it.
Start here
- From nothing to tickets on sale: the four steps, in Claude, with nothing left to work out. Start here if you have never done this.
- Set up your workspace: the one-time setup that makes your AI reach for Presso on its own - a Project, a folder convention, and a block of instructions to paste in once.
- Connect your AI: the same thing in general terms, for any client.
- How signing in works: what the first sign-in creates, and what to do if you already have an account.
Per client
- Claude and ChatGPT: the two apps most organisers already have open, and what each plan allows.
- Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini: the config-file clients.
- Cowork and your event folder: the power path, for keeping your brief, ticket plan and speaker notes in a folder your AI reads.
Reference
- Every tool your AI can call - the full list, generated from the server, never hand-written.
Prompt library
- Events, tickets, publishing - prompts for getting an event on sale.
- Team and attendees - prompts for the people side.