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How to plan a New York outing with Claude in minutes with Syncso

Add SyncSo as a Claude connector and ask for live New York events with prices and booking links.

  • Top pick
  • Life admin
  • Beginner
  • 15 minutes
  • From the README
  • Any agent

Who it is forA person in New York or visiting it who wants a real, current answer to 'what should we do tonight or on Tuesday?' from Claude.

The problemClaude's default answers name well-known places from its training data and miss the gig, class or market happening this week.

The outcomeClaude returns specific events in New York with times, prices, booking links and images, drawn from SyncSo.

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. In Claude.ai or the Claude desktop app, open Settings, then Connectors, then Add custom connector.
  2. Paste the MCP URL https://rtdb.syncso.com/partner/mcp and save it.
  3. Ask a question such as 'What is free, outdoors, and happening in the next four hours in New York?'
  4. When prompted, sign in once at Syncso.com to link your account.
  5. Check that each suggested event has a date, time, price and booking link before you act on it.

Prompt for your agent

Using the SyncSo MCP server at https://rtdb.syncso.com/partner/mcp (repo SyncSo-Inc/syncso), find free outdoor events in New York starting in the next four hours. Return a list with the name, time, price, and booking link for each. Verify that every item has a booking link and that the location is in New York.

Caveat. Coverage is New York only, so questions about other cities should get a refusal to guess rather than an answer.

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