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How to give Claude Code live New York event search with Syncso

Register SyncSo as an HTTP MCP server in Claude Code with one command, then query it from the terminal.

  • Life admin
  • Intermediate
  • 15 minutes
  • From the README
  • Claude Code

Credentials. The first search asks you to sign in at Syncso.com, so keep the sign-in code private and do not paste it into shared logs or chats.

Who it is forA developer who works in Claude Code and wants the agent to look up New York events while planning a trip, a demo or a team outing.

The problemClaude Code has no access to current local event listings, so any event lookup from it is out of date or invented.

The outcomeClaude Code can call find_things_to_do and get_details against SyncSo and report real listings with booking links.

What you need first

  • An account at syncso.com, with a sign-in code from syncso.com/connect when the first search asks for it
  • An MCP-capable assistant (Claude, ChatGPT developer mode, Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code or another MCP client), or an agent that can read a skill file and make HTTPS requests
  • Interest in New York, since SyncSo covers New York only for now

Steps

  1. Open a terminal where Claude Code is installed.
  2. Run claude mcp add --transport http syncso https://rtdb.syncso.com/partner/mcp.
  3. Start Claude Code and ask for New York events for a specific day.
  4. Complete the one-time sign-in at Syncso.com when the first search asks for it.
  5. Ask for details on one result with get_details and confirm the booking link resolves.

Prompt for your agent

In Claude Code, with the SyncSo MCP server from SyncSo-Inc/syncso connected, search for live music events in New York on <date> and list the top three with time, price, and booking link. Verify each result by calling get_details on it before you report it.

Caveat. The README documents a single MCP URL and only two tools, so do not assume other endpoints or features exist.

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