orriven

Two ways in. Same person, same permissions.

Add the MCP endpoint so the agent can act as you. Install the skills pack so it knows how to bind a Business Unit and build an event site.

MCP

https://api.orriven.com/mcp

A remote tool service at one HTTPS address. The agent adds it as a connector, you approve it in the console, and it mints keys, registers webhooks, and reads logs as you.

Connect MCP

Skills

npx skills add orriven/skills
orriven/skills

The pack at github.com/orriven/skills. After install, the agent can connect, bind a project to a Business Unit, and scaffold a Next.js event site.

Install the skills

CLI, when there is a shell

If the agent can install a binary, use the orriven CLI. MCP is the same developer surface for agents that never get a filesystem.

View CLI documentation

Questions

Does an agent replace the organizer?
No. Approvals, refunds, and onsite admission stay human decisions. The agent works on the developer surface: keys, webhooks, logs, and the event site it scaffolds.
Can the agent manage events through MCP?
No. Events, ticket types, and registrations are the Developer API. MCP issues the key; the API does the work.
Do MCP and Skills replace each other?
No. MCP is tools. The skills pack is the brief and the site scaffold. Claude Code’s plugin installs both. Other agents install the pack, then connect MCP.

Connect an agent to orriven

Tell us which agent you use. We will walk the connector and the skills pack against your workspace.

Contact the team