MCP server, live

Point your assistant at the calendar.

MCP is the plug that lets an AI assistant read a website directly instead of guessing from whatever it saw in training. Connect this one once and your assistant gets our live calendar: 22cities today, every start time carried in the city's own zone, every listing linked back to where it came from. Ask it what's on in Phoenix this week and you get this week.

Claude

claude.ai → Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, then paste:

https://trust.events/api/mcp

In Claude Code, one line:

claude mcp add --transport http trust-events https://trust.events/api/mcp

ChatGPT

Settings → Connectors → developer mode → add an MCP server, same URL:

https://trust.events/api/mcp

Cursor and every other MCP client

Streamable HTTP. Drop this in your mcp.json:

{ "mcpServers": { "trust-events": { "url": "https://trust.events/api/mcp" } } }

What your agent can do with it

this_week

“What's on in Bend this week?”

Everything still to come, Monday to Sunday in city-local time, with the dated week window, a counted total and the briefing URL

search_events

“Investor meetups in Seattle in the next 30 days?”

Matching events up to 365 days out, each with a permalink

get_event

“Tell me more about that one”

One event: venue, start and end, IANA timezone, lane, original source

list_cities

“Which cities do you cover?”

Every city with a calendar, its timezone and its page URL

What it won't do.All four tools are read-only. The server can't book you a seat, hold an RSVP or put your name on a list, because anything that signs a person up needs that person and not their agent. Reads are free inside fair use and cached 5 minutes.

Check it yourself before you connect it

curl -s https://trust.events/.well-known/agent-card.json

That's the A2A card: who we are, what the tools do, which cities are live. The full technical spec, every REST endpoint, the OpenAPI file and llms.txt live on /for-agents.

So what's your agent doing Thursday night?

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