Drive the official FreeTicket CLI (binary ft, npm @freeticket/cli) to operate a workspace from the terminal — log in through the browser (device flow), list/inspect AND create/update/delete events, dates, ticket types, sales, membership plans, venues, staff, discount codes and webhooks; publish events; create/cancel/refund sales; check tickets in at the door and resend QRs; list a sale's tickets, a plan's subscribers, cancel subscriptions; run reports (summary, by-event, timeseries, inventory, per-function financials, CFO reconciliation); read settlements paid to the organizer; mint headless service API keys; and export buyers/attendees/subscribers to CSV. Superadmin (ft admin ...) manages tenants, users, platform plans, feature flags and impersonation. Use it when the user wants to read OR mutate their FreeTicket account from the terminal, run ft , automate with --json/jq or --csv, manage the session/workspace, send feedback/suggestions (filed as GitHub issues on the right repo), or when another skill needs live data or actions on the B2B v1 backend.
EnglishFreeTicket advisor for creating, writing and auditing events, and for growing an organizer/artist's community. It applies FreeTicket's brand voice (buyer-facing copy is written in neutral Spanish — tú/impersonal, never voseo, since the audience is LATAM), the real product rules (visibility, member-gated presales, platform fee, time zone, required ticket fields) and, using live data pulled with the ft CLI, audits event performance and recommends concrete improvements to copy, price, presales and community retention. Use it when the user wants to create or improve an event, write its description/recommendations, find out why an event isn't selling, or ask for recommendations to grow and retain their audience.
EnglishConnect to and operate the official FreeTicket MCP server (@freeticket/mcp) — the same B2B domain the ft CLI exposes, but as MCP tools for any MCP client. Covers the three credential layers (anonymous B2C public, workspace B2B, superadmin admin), local stdio setup, remote HTTP connectors on claude.ai via the embedded OAuth 2.1 server, the full tool inventory (87 tools), and the MCP Apps view that renders lists and reports as tables and KPI tiles inside the host. Use it when the user wants to add FreeTicket to Claude Desktop / claude.ai / Cursor, is already calling freeticket MCP tools and needs to know which one to pick, is debugging why tools are missing or a connector won't authorize, or is deciding between the MCP server and the ft CLI for a task.
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AGENT SKILLS ATLASIncludes Freeticket CLI, Freeticket Eventos, and Freeticket MCP.
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Freeticket CLI
Drive the official FreeTicket CLI (binary ft, npm @freeticket/cli) to operate a workspace from the terminal — log in through the browser (device flow), list/inspect AND create/update/delete events, dates, ticket types, sales, membership plans, venues, staff, discount codes and webhooks; publish events; create/cancel/refund sales; check tickets in at the door and resend QRs; list a sale's tickets, a plan's subscribers, cancel subscriptions; run reports (summary, by-event, timeseries, inventory, per-function financials, CFO reconciliation); read settlements paid to the organizer; mint headless service API keys; and export buyers/attendees/subscribers to CSV. Superadmin (ft admin ...) manages tenants, users, platform plans, feature flags and impersonation. Use it when the user wants to read OR mutate their FreeTicket account from the terminal, run ft , automate with --json/jq or --csv, manage the session/workspace, send feedback/suggestions (filed as GitHub issues on the right repo), or when another skill needs live data or actions on the B2B v1 backend.
Freeticket Eventos
FreeTicket advisor for creating, writing and auditing events, and for growing an organizer/artist's community. It applies FreeTicket's brand voice (buyer-facing copy is written in neutral Spanish — tú/impersonal, never voseo, since the audience is LATAM), the real product rules (visibility, member-gated presales, platform fee, time zone, required ticket fields) and, using live data pulled with the ft CLI, audits event performance and recommends concrete improvements to copy, price, presales and community retention. Use it when the user wants to create or improve an event, write its description/recommendations, find out why an event isn't selling, or ask for recommendations to grow and retain their audience.
Freeticket MCP
Connect to and operate the official FreeTicket MCP server (@freeticket/mcp) — the same B2B domain the ft CLI exposes, but as MCP tools for any MCP client. Covers the three credential layers (anonymous B2C public, workspace B2B, superadmin admin), local stdio setup, remote HTTP connectors on claude.ai via the embedded OAuth 2.1 server, the full tool inventory (87 tools), and the MCP Apps view that renders lists and reports as tables and KPI tiles inside the host. Use it when the user wants to add FreeTicket to Claude Desktop / claude.ai / Cursor, is already calling freeticket MCP tools and needs to know which one to pick, is debugging why tools are missing or a connector won't authorize, or is deciding between the MCP server and the ft CLI for a task.
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