Agents
An agent that keeps its finger on your event's pulse
Tell your AI assistant about the event. It prepares the invitation, adds guests, counts replies and answers when you ask “how are we doing?”, so you can enjoy the planning instead of chasing it.
Ask, and the event answers
A few real-life questions, and the kind of answer an agent connected to espressimo can give. The people and numbers here are made up.
You ask
How many people have said yes to the christening?
The agent answers
31 of the 52 invited have replied: 26 are coming (38 people, 6 of them children), 5 can't make it and 21 haven't answered yet. Vegetarian menu: 7 people.
You ask
Who still hasn't replied? Give me a text I can send.
The agent answers
21 guests are waiting, among them the Ionescu and Radu families. Here is a short, friendly WhatsApp reminder with the invitation link. You send it, I only write it.
You ask
Seat the Popescu family of four at table 7.
The agent answers
Done: table 7, seats 1 to 4. Table 7 now has 6 of 10 seats taken. Your plan allows seating, so I can place the rest the same way.
Why an agent makes planning lighter
Everything in one sentence
Describe the event in your own words. The agent picks a design, fills in the details and shows a preview, and you correct what you want.
The pulse, on demand
Replies, menus, children and seating, summed up the moment you ask. No spreadsheet to update, no list to count by hand.
Where you already are
Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or Grok: use the assistant you already open every day, on your phone or your computer.
You stay in charge
You choose what the agent may do when you connect it. It never sends messages to guests, deletes anything or touches payments.
The same rules as the website
The agent uses your account, so the limits of your plan, the privacy of your guests and the checks of the editor all apply.
Disconnect any time
One click in your profile ends the access, immediately.
How we keep up
AI assistants change every month. espressimo is built so that it does not have to change with them.
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An open standard
We speak MCP, the open protocol assistants use to work with apps. One connection works with Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Grok, and with the next assistant that supports it.
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Tested like the rest of the site
Every tool the agent can use has automated tests, from the way it reads replies to the way it respects your plan's limits.
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Permissions you can see
Sign-in goes through a consent screen where you pick what to share. Guests' contact details stay off unless you turn them on.
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We listen and adjust
Assistants add features and change menus. We follow them, update the guides and tell you what is new on the blog.
Start in three steps
- 1Add espressimo to your assistant with the server address from the guide.
- 2Sign in and choose what you allow.
- 3Say what you need: “Make a christening invitation for Luca on 14 June…”.
Let the agent watch the clock, you enjoy the moment
Connecting takes a few minutes and you can undo it in a click.