SF Tech Week MCP

An open-source, read-only MCP server for searching a San Francisco Tech Week calendar snapshot. It runs on Cloudflare Workers and returns the Tech Week URLs already present in the source HTML.

Tools

• Discovery: search_events, find_events_by_hosts, list_facets, get_event

• Live research: get_live_event_details for one selected event

• Evaluation: compare_events, find_similar_events, find_alternatives

• Planning: summarize_day, find_networking_targets, build_itinerary, create_ics

All tools are read-only. The live-research tool makes a bounded request to a public event page; the remaining tools use the bundled snapshot. create_ics returns a draft and never writes to a calendar. build_itinerary accepts free-time windows, keeping calendar credentials and private event contents outside this public server.

get_live_event_details may report an observed_registration_signal inferred from public page text. It cannot report attendee count, capacity, acceptance likelihood, or whether the user has already RSVPed.

• search_events searches title, host, neighborhood, and labels; supports a curated hardware topic; and filters by exact dates, start-time ranges, neighborhoods, and closed status.

• hosts_any matches any requested company against host attribution only, so title-only mentions do not become false host matches.

• Results include the exact Tech Week event_url, an RFC 3339 starts_at timestamp, America/Los_Angeles, and whether the catalog knows the end time.

This MCP does not read private calendars. A calling agent can safely combine its results with any separately installed calendar MCP or plugin.

For “Are there events hosted by Stripe, Anthropic, or OpenAI?”, an agent can make one call:

{
  "hosts_any": ["Stripe", "Anthropic", "OpenAI"],
  "limit": 100
}

Each event reports matched_host_queries, letting the agent explain which requested company matched. Requested companies with no returned match can be reported as having no hosted events in the snapshot.

Related MCP server: Microsoft Events MCP Server

Agent workflows

For “Help me find and plan hardware-focused events for the week,” an agent can call search_events with:

{
  "topic": "hardware",
  "dates": [
    "2026-10-05",
    "2026-10-06",
    "2026-10-07",
    "2026-10-08",
    "2026-10-09",
    "2026-10-10",
    "2026-10-11"
  ],
  "limit": 100
}

For “Which events am I free to attend Wednesday afternoon?”, it can call:

{
  "dates": ["2026-10-07"],
  "start_time_from": "12:00",
  "start_time_to": "17:00",
  "limit": 100
}

It can then compare each returned starts_at value with the user's calendar through the available calendar MCP or plugin. The snapshot does not contain event end times or travel durations, so the agent should describe availability as tentative unless it obtains those details elsewhere.

The calendar data is a snapshot, so dates and event listings are not live. Opening an event_url lets Tech Week handle its own redirect to the RSVP destination while retaining the original event attribution.

Event metadata is third-party content. The MCP labels it as untrusted data and validates that every returned link is an HTTPS www.tech-week.com/go/event/... URL.

The snapshot is for SF Tech Week 2026. Calendar timestamps use America/Los_Angeles and the applicable October UTC offset.

Requirements

• Node.js 22 or newer

• A Cloudflare account only when deploying

Run locally

npm install
npm run start

Wrangler prints the local origin. Connect an MCP inspector or client to its /mcp endpoint; the default is http://localhost:8787/mcp.

The health endpoint is available at /health.

Validate

npm run check

This type-checks the Worker, runs the catalog tests, and creates a dry-run Cloudflare deployment bundle.

Deploy to Cloudflare Workers

Authenticate Wrangler, then deploy:

npx wrangler login
npm run deploy

The production MCP URL will be the deployed Worker URL followed by /mcp.

Refresh the snapshot

Replace techlist.md with a newly captured calendar HTML snapshot, then run:

python3 scripts/clean_events.py
npm run check

Review the generated diff before committing it. The extractor rejects event links outside the expected Tech Week URL shape.

Project policy

Code is available under the MIT License. The bundled Tech Week snapshot and derived event data are third-party material and are excluded from that license; see NOTICE. Contributions are described in CONTRIBUTING.md, and security reports are covered by SECURITY.md.