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Local event research

Skill Get-Maito/newsletter-skills/skills/local-newsletter/local-event-research

Open-source agent skills for newsletter operators.

Install
npx -y skills add Get-Maito/newsletter-skills --skill local-event-research

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Use when the user asks to find local events, collect things happening in a city, clean event listings, dedupe events, verify dates, links, prices, locations, availability, sold-out risk, source gaps, or build an event queue for a local newsletter issue.

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Local Event Research

Find, clean, dedupe, and verify local events for a newsletter issue.

Core Rule

Prepare verified event data for a newsletter issue. If a connected workspace is available, save or hand off source notes and event queues there.

Sources To Check

Use the provided source list first. Add gaps from:

  • City and county event calendars
  • Parks, libraries, schools, chambers, and civic pages
  • Venues, theaters, galleries, bookstores, restaurants, and sports facilities
  • Chambers of commerce and business districts
  • Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, neighborhood forums, and local publications

Workflow

  1. Confirm city, date range, audience, and excluded categories.
  2. Collect candidate events with title, date, time, location, price, URL, organizer, and notes.
  3. Normalize date, time, price, venue, address, and registration URL.
  4. Dedupe across calendars, venue pages, social posts, and publications.
  5. Verify the official source, price, registration link, and availability when possible.
  6. Mark each item as verified, needs_check, or exclude.
  7. Identify backup events for last-minute cancellations or sold-out picks.
  8. Save or hand off the event queue for issue building.

Output Format

Use a table with:

StatusEventDateTimeLocationPriceAudience fitSourceNotes

Then include:

  • Top picks for the issue
  • Backup picks
  • Items needing manual verification
  • Excluded items and why
  • Source gaps to add to the newsletter workspace

Guardrails

  • Do not invent missing dates, prices, locations, or URLs.
  • Prefer official source links.
  • Keep uncertain items out of final issue copy until verified.

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