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Free · 8 AI teammates · No code requiredv1.0.4

8 Claude Skills for your conference team.

The whole back office your committee can't afford to hire — one AI teammate per role, free. Conference Chair, Program Director, Head of Sponsorship, CMO, Head of Operations, CFO, Chief Experience Officer, and a Vibe Coder for the website.

8AI teammates, one per role
1 hourto score 60 speaker submissions for the Program Chair
$0free, MIT licensed
1 commandto install — or copy-paste in your browser

Every conference has the same eight roles. Most teams have two or three people trying to cover all of them.

8roles on every committee
3people typically doing the work
40%of organizer time spent on admin
~12 moplanning runway, often half that
Meet your AI team

Eight specialists. One conversation each. No onboarding.

Each teammate is a focused brief — a senior version of that role, ready on the first message. Use one. Use all eight. They share context, so when you ask for a board update the General Chair already knows what Sponsorship, Finance, and the Vibe Coder are seeing.

01

Conference Chair

Sara · your AI Event Director.

Strategic lead
  • Builds the full planning timeline back from event day
  • Runs the committee — agendas, action items, decision log
  • Maintains a live risk register with owners and mitigations
  • Writes the board / stakeholder briefings
  • Aggregates status across all six other roles
"Build a 9-month timeline for a 500-person summit on September 15. Highlight anything that's already at risk."
02

Program Director

Marco · your AI agenda architect.

Content
  • Designs multi-track agendas with the right pacing
  • Writes the Call for Speakers and submission rubric
  • Reviews speaker submissions and ranks them
  • Drafts speaker outreach and confirmation emails
  • Produces the session run-of-show document
"I have 60 speaker submissions for the AI track. Help me peer-review and rank them, then draft acceptance and rejection emails."
03

Head of Sponsorship

James · your AI partnerships exec.

Revenue
  • Builds prospect lists with fit scoring
  • Tailors the sponsor deck per prospect
  • Writes outreach sequences and follow-ups
  • Drafts agreements and tracks deliverables
  • Surfaces what each sponsor is owed and when
"Find 30 prospective sponsors for our fintech summit in NYC. Tailor our deck for the top three."
04

CMO

Priya · your AI Marketing & Comms lead.

Audience
  • Plans the 12-week pre-event campaign
  • Writes emails, social posts, ad copy
  • Drafts press releases and media pitches
  • Builds attendee personas and segments
  • Produces the post-event recap and content series
"Build the 12-week pre-event email campaign — we need to hit 2,000 registrations."
05

Head of Operations

Tom · your AI Venue & Logistics coordinator.

On-site
  • Compares venue proposals on a scored rubric
  • Plans F&B with dietary coverage and per-head pricing
  • Designs floor plans and expo layouts
  • Manages AV, signage, security, badge vendors
  • Writes the show-day run-of-show, minute by minute
"Compare these three venue proposals and recommend one. Flag risks I should ask about before signing."
06

CFO

Amelia · your AI Finance & Registration chair.

Money
  • Builds the event budget and break-even model
  • Sets up registration tiers and pricing
  • Generates and tracks sponsor invoices
  • Categorizes and reconciles expenses
  • Answers compliance questions in plain language
"What's our break-even at $895 a ticket? Show me three attendance scenarios."
07

Chief Experience Officer

Lena · your AI attendee concierge — replaces the pesky conference app with text and WhatsApp, paired with AI Ambassador and ActionNotes.

On-site
  • End-to-end attendee journey, arrival to exit
  • Integration with AI Ambassador for Events — replaces the pesky conference app with SMS, WhatsApp, and RCS (coming soon)
  • Session reminders and networking matches
  • Captures sessions and debriefs via ActionNotes
  • Generates the post-event NPS report
"Set up the on-site helpdesk and session reminders for 1,200 attendees. Multilingual. No app download."
08

Head of Web

Noor · your AI vibe coder — ships landing pages, full event sites, and sponsor microsites to production fast.

Web
  • Spins up a polished landing page in under an hour
  • Scaffolds full Next.js event sites — agenda, speakers, sponsors, registration, press
  • Builds per-sponsor microsites with lead capture
  • Ships everything to Vercel, in version control on GitHub, with preview URLs per PR
  • Pulls all content from the Knowledge Base — never invents copy
"Spin up the event landing page using our brand and ship it to a Vercel preview today."
Plays well with the tools you already use

Bring your own stack. Optional, but powerful.

The skills work without any integrations. Connect the tools your team already uses and they get sharper — pulling real data, sending real emails, updating real boards. You only connect what helps.

Shared Knowledge Base
Drive / Dropbox / Notion — single source of truth.
Firecrawl
Scrape your event website to bootstrap the KB.
Gmail
Send outreach, confirmations, invoices.
Google Calendar
Block milestones, schedule speaker calls.
Google Drive
Templates, contracts, meeting notes.
Zoom
Pull recordings, extract action items.
Canva
Decks, social graphics, signage.
ClickUp / Asana
Tasks, projects, sponsor pipelines.
Twenty CRM
Sponsor and speaker pipeline tracking.
Vercel
Deploy the event website fast.
Obsidian
Institutional memory across years.
Three ways to get started

Pick whichever feels easier. You can change later.

All three paths give you the same teammates. The only difference is where the conversation lives and how much of your tooling Claude can reach into.

≈ 5 minutes · easiest

Try one in your browser

Best if you've never used Claude before. Works on any computer. No installs.

  1. Sign in at claude.ai
  2. Create a Project — name it after your event
  3. Open any SKILL.md file in the repo and copy the contents
  4. Paste it into the project's instructions and save
  5. Start chatting
Step-by-step
≈ 30 minutes · most powerful

Wire up the full stack

Best for committees who run multiple events a year. Connect Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Zoom, your CRM, your project tool — and let the team work in real systems.

  1. Install via the recommended path
  2. Run the connector setup wizard
  3. Add your event website (Vercel)
  4. You're now running an event with an 8-person AI back office.
Connector guide
No install? No problem.

Copy-paste a skill straight into your editor.

Each SKILL.md in this repo is just markdown. You can drop it into Claude.ai, Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor as-is — they'll all treat it as a system prompt for that role. Pick the tool you already use:

Claude.ai · the easiest path (no install, no terminal)

Best if you're not technical. Works on any computer with a browser. Each skill becomes its own Project so you can switch personas by switching Projects.

  1. Sign in at claude.ai (Pro, Team, or Enterprise — Free tier works for short tests).
  2. Click ProjectsCreate Project. Name it after the role, e.g. “FutureStack — Sponsorship”.
  3. Open the SKILL.md file you want from the repo (e.g. conference-sponsorship-lead/SKILL.md) and copy everything.
  4. In the Project, click Set instructions and paste it in.
  5. Save. Every new chat in that Project is now your AI Sponsorship Lead.

Tip: Make 8 Projects, one per skill, and switch between them as your committee role changes during the day.

Common questions

Things people ask before getting started.

If your question isn't here, write to info@msg2ai.xyz. Real human, fast reply.

Do I need to know how to code?
No. The browser path is just copy-paste into Claude.ai. The whole reason these are “skills” rather than software is that the work happens in plain English — yours, going in, and Claude's, coming back.
Will Claude make things up about my event?
Claude will produce a plausible draft from whatever context you give it. The skills are written to ask for the missing pieces first — event date, scale, audience — before producing output. Treat the first response as a strong first draft, not a final answer.
Is my conference data safe?
Your conversations stay in your Claude account. The skills don't send anything anywhere on their own — the only data Claude sees is what you paste or what's reachable through integrations you choose to connect.
What does it cost?
The skills are free, open source (MIT). You pay for Claude — Claude.ai has a free tier and a $20/mo Pro plan that covers most organizers.
What if our committee is not a tech team?
That's the most common case. Use the Claude.ai browser path. Each committee member loads whichever skill matches their role and starts a conversation — no terminal, no install.
What's the catch?

There isn't one. We build AI tools for events at msg2ai.xyz, and we open-sourced the skills because we wanted every conference team to have a real back office. The skills, the mock conference, the website, the npm installer — all free, MIT licensed.

The way MSG2AI makes money is by selling two paid products. The skills work fully on their own, but the option exists to do tighter integration with these tools when you want a more connected show-day experience:

Both are optional — the eight skills work fine without them. They're just where the skills hand off when the event itself starts running.

Get in touch

Question? Custom event? Want to chat?

Tell us a bit about your conference and we'll write back. The form opens your default email client and pre-fills a message to info@msg2ai.xyz — nothing leaves your computer until you hit send.

Prefer to email directly? info@msg2ai.xyz

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Run the conference you wish you had the team for.

Pick a teammate. Ask them something. See what comes back. The first useful output happens in about 60 seconds.

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