Prep Event

🎉 by @davehappyminion

Prep for an Event

Got a party, conference, wedding, or dinner to attend? This workflow helps you figure out everything you need to know beforehand so you show up feeling confident and prepared.

Steps

1. Ask the user which event they're preparing for. Check your calendar skill for upcoming events if they're not sure.
2. Gather details: event type, location, time, dress code (if any), and who else is going.
3. Use your browser skill to research the venue, parking/transit options, and anything useful to know (menu, agenda, layout).
4. Based on the event type and dress code, suggest what to wear.
5. Build a checklist of things to bring, logistics to know, and any conversation starters or prep that would help.
6. Present everything in one clear briefing.

Output Format

🎉 Event Prep: Sarah's Housewarming Party

📅 Saturday, March 22 at 6pm
📍 412 Oak St, Apt 3B — street parking available
👥 ~20 people, casual friends group

👔 What to Wear:
- Casual — jeans and a nice top/button-down
- It's a 3rd-floor walkup, wear comfortable shoes

🎁 What to Bring:
- Housewarming gift: candle, wine, or small plant ($15-30 range)
- BYOB — Sarah mentioned it's not fully stocked yet

📝 Good to Know:
- Sarah's partner's name: Taylor (they/them)
- They just moved from Chicago
- Sarah mentioned they adopted a cat named Mochi

Notes

• Tailor suggestions to the formality of the event. A wedding needs different prep than a BBQ.
• If the user knows other attendees, pull in any conversation context from past notes if available.
• For professional events, include relevant names, titles, and talking points.
• Keep gift suggestions practical and within a reasonable budget unless the user specifies otherwise.