@pipeworx/meetup

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Tools: 4

Meetup event and group search MCP — public events, groups and topic categories from Meetup, searchable by keyword, city, or group. Keyless.

Tools

• meetup_search_events(query, city?, lat?, lon?, radius?, limit?) — search upcoming public events by keyword near a city (geocoded automatically) or a lat/lon point. Returns each event’s title, time, URL, status, type and hosting group.
• meetup_event(event_id) — full details for one event by its numeric Meetup ID (the trailing number in a meetup.com event URL). Returns title, description, start/end time, status, type, venue and hosting group.
• meetup_group(urlname) — details for one group by its urlname (the slug right after meetup.com/, e.g. “sfpython”). Returns name, description, location, timezone, topic category and founding date.
• meetup_group_events(urlname, limit?, include_past?) — a group’s events by urlname; upcoming by default, past events with include_past: true.

None of these tools request or return attendee/RSVP lists, member lists, or any other personal contact data — deliberate, not an oversight (see “Privacy” below).

Auth

Keyless. No key, no account, no rate-limit documentation published.

Data sources

• Meetup (meetup.com), the public GraphQL API behind its own website search and event/group pages — event, group and topic-category metadata. No download file, feed or query shape is named beyond that; see src/index.ts for the route.

Privacy

Meetup’s schema exposes attendee RSVPs, host identities and member lists on Event/Group. None of those fields are selected anywhere in this pack — every query here is scoped to public event/group metadata (title, time, venue, description, location) and nothing else. Keep it that way: don’t add rsvps, hostRsvps, memberships, organizer, eventHosts or savedBy to any query without re-reading this note.

Gotchas

• lat/lon are required by the upstream API itself, not a choice this pack made — EventSearchFilter/GroupSearchFilter both declare them non-null. meetup_search_events resolves a city string to coordinates via the shared resolvePlace geocoder (@pipeworx/shared, Open-Meteo-backed, keyless) before calling Meetup, so a caller never has to supply raw coordinates — but if geocoding fails to resolve a city, the tool fails loudly rather than guessing.
• radius is in miles. The upstream filter field is a bare Float with no documented unit; verified empirically against known US city radii.
• Event and group IDs are opaque strings, not always numeric-looking everywhere — event_id is the trailing path segment of a meetup.com/{group-urlname}/events/{event-id}/ URL, and a group’s urlname is the slug right after meetup.com/. Neither is discoverable from the other without a lookup; meetup_search_events and meetup_group_events are what hand you both.
• meetup_group_events with no events scheduled returns total_count: 0, not an error — groups that are real and active but between events (verified live against sfpython) look identical to a dead/wrong urlname from the shape of the response alone; only meetup_group erroring on the urlname itself distinguishes “no group” from “no events right now”.
• GraphQL errors come back as HTTP 200 with a top-level errors array (standard GraphQL behavior) — this pack checks errors explicitly rather than trusting res.ok, since a malformed query or a bad ID both return 200.

Tools

• meetup_search_events — Search Meetup for upcoming public events by keyword, near a city or a lat/lon point. Returns each event’s title, time, URL, status and hosting group — never attendee or RSVP lists. Provide either `cit
• meetup_event — Get full details for one Meetup event by its numeric ID (the trailing number in a meetup.com event URL, e.g. “316887506”). Returns title, description, time, venue and hosting group — never attendee or
• meetup_group — Get details for one Meetup group by its urlname (the slug in meetup.com/, e.g. “sfpython”). Returns name, description, location, topic category and founding date — never a member list.
• meetup_group_events — List a Meetup group’s events by the group’s urlname. Returns upcoming events by default, or past events with include_past. Never returns RSVP or attendee lists.