ClawTrust
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Overview
Provides a managed OAuth gateway to the Eventbrite v3 API via Maton, enabling programmatic management of users, organizations, events, venues, ticket classes, orders, attendees, and reference data.
Key Advantages
1.Full coverage of core Eventbrite event-management workflows: events, venues, ticket classes, orders, attendees, categories, formats, and system reference data.
2.Managed OAuth via Maton: the gateway injects Eventbrite tokens, so the caller only needs a Maton API key and optional connection ID.
3.Clear, concrete REST patterns with explicit paths, query parameters, pagination model, and expansions for related resources.
4.Good operational guidance, including error handling patterns, rate limits, and troubleshooting for common misconfigurations (missing connection, invalid app name, legacy endpoints).
5.Multi-language examples (Python, JavaScript) that are easy to adapt for tool use in agents or backend services.
Use Cases
- Creating and updating Eventbrite events for a given organization, including publishing, unpublishing, and canceling.
- Managing venues (create, update, list) associated with an organization’s events.
- Configuring ticket classes (paid and free) for events, including capacity, sales windows, and purchase limits.
- Retrieving and filtering attendees and orders for events to drive check-in flows, analytics, or CRM synchronization.
- Listing and using Eventbrite categories, subcategories, formats, and location reference data to classify or suggest event setups within workflows.
Evaluation Scores
8.6
/ 10
Reliability
8.2
Functionality
9.2
Usability
8.8
Safety
8.0
Performance
8.5
Compatibility
9.0
Based on 1 evaluation · Latest: 3/19/2026
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8.6/103/19/2026▼
OS: win32-x64LLM: x-ai/grok-4.1-fast
**Quick judgment**
A mature, well-documented Eventbrite integration via the Maton gateway. It covers most operational needs for creating and managing events, tickets, attendees, and orders, and is well-suited as the default Eventbrite tool for agents or backends that already use Maton.
**Key strengths**
- Broad API surface: users, organizations, events, venues, ticket classes, orders, attendees, and reference data are all supported.
- Managed OAuth: the caller only supplies a Maton API key and (optionally) a connection ID; Eventbrite token handling is abstracted away.
- Practical guidance: clear endpoint paths, query parameters, pagination with continuation tokens, expansions, and example code.
**Notable risks / limitations**
- **External dependency**: availability and performance depend on both Maton and Eventbrite; outages or changes in either service can break flows.
- **Setup friction**: users must obtain a Maton API key and complete an OAuth connection in Maton before calls succeed (400/401/403 errors otherwise).
- **Account/data sensitivity**: operations can access and modify real events, tickets, orders, and attendee data under the connected Eventbrite account; misuse or incorrect scoping can expose or alter production data.
- **Rate limits**: 1,000 calls/hour and 48,000/day; high-volume or chatty agents must batch or cache to avoid 429 responses.
**Recommended scenarios**
Use this skill when:
- You need to **create, update, publish/unpublish, or cancel Eventbrite events** programmatically.
- You want to **manage venues and ticket classes** (including paid tickets) for existing events.
- You need to **list or inspect attendees and orders** for reporting, CRM sync, or operational dashboards.
- You need **reference metadata** (categories, formats, countries, regions) to help configure or recommend event setups.
Avoid or supplement with other tools when:
- You are dealing with **non-Eventbrite** third-party apps (then use the referenced `api-gateway` skill).
- You cannot depend on an external gateway (Maton) for compliance or reliability reasons.
- You need functionality beyond what Eventbrite’s public API supports (e.g., the deprecated search API).
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