Sessions MCP tools

These tools are served by the Sessionboard MCP server. To connect an assistant, see Sessions API authentication. Tools that read need read:sessions; tools that change something need write:sessions. Opening the call for speakers and publishing the agenda are public, so those two wait for a person’s OK before they run.

Tool	Hints	Description
get_sessions_home	read	Your plan, every Sessions event with its counts and whether its call is open, and what the plan leaves to the Sessionboard platform
get_sessions_event	read	One event: dates, timezone, the call for speakers (open, link, text, closing date), rooms, tracks, sponsors and counts
list_submissions	read	An event’s sessions with speakers, decision, time, room, track and sponsors; only the call’s submissions, or one decision
get_event_agenda	read	Accepted sessions with times and tags; the rooms, tracks and sponsors; whether the agenda is published
list_event_speakers	read	Everyone on an accepted session, with their sessions and the speakers your plan includes
manage_sessions_event	write, destructive	Create an event, or change its name, dates, timezone or location
manage_call_for_speakers	write, destructive	Change what speakers see and the closing date, close the call, or ask to open it (waits for a person’s OK)
decide_submission	write, destructive	Accept, decline or move back to undecided. No email is sent to speakers
manage_program_session	write, destructive	Add a session you invited, with its speakers, or change a session’s title, description, time, room, track and sponsor tags
set_rooms_and_tracks	write, destructive	Replace the room list, the track list, or both; one a session still uses is kept
manage_event_sponsors	write, destructive	Add a sponsor (name and website) or remove one
import_event_program	write	Add sessions and speakers from spreadsheet rows; titles already on the event are skipped
publish_event_agenda	write, destructive	Ask to publish the agenda and speaker wall to your website (waits for a person’s OK)

Your plan’s limits apply to assistants as they do to people: the tools say what needs a bigger plan instead of trying another way around it.