Book Mixsy with your AI assistant.

Connect The Mixsy Club to Claude, ChatGPT or any assistant that supports MCP. It can then find the right event for you, check seats on a date, quote group discounts, and set up the booking — and hand you a payment link. You always pay yourself. The assistant never touches your money.

1. Add the connector

https://mixsy.club/mcp

Claude

Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector → paste the URL. No login needed. Works on claude.ai, desktop and mobile.

ChatGPT

Settings → Connectors (Developer mode) → Create → paste the URL, no authentication. Or build a custom GPT from mixsy.club/api/openapi.json.

Other tools

Any MCP client (Cursor, Windsurf, Claude Code, agents you build) can use the same URL with the Streamable HTTP transport.

Plain REST

Not using MCP? The same actions are documented at /api/openapi.json, with an agent card at /api/agent.

2. Just ask

Try: “Find me a pottery workshop at Mixsy this Saturday for two people and book it for Rohan Mehta, rohan@example.com, 98765 43210.”

The assistant lists matching events and checks seats for the date.
It confirms the event, slot, headcount and your details with you.
It reserves the seats and gives you a Razorpay payment link. Seats are held for 30 minutes.
You open the link and pay — UPI, card or netbanking.
The booking confirms itself and your ticket with a QR code lands in your inbox.

The rule that makes this safe: an assistant can browse, check and reserve — but every payment happens on Razorpay's own page, in your hands. Unpaid reservations release automatically after 30 minutes.

What the assistant can do

list_events, get_event — every event with prices, days and time slots
check_availability — seats left per slot on a date
get_group_discounts — the automatic group discount ladder
start_booking — reserve seats and get a payment link (no charge)
get_booking_status — pending or confirmed
list_proposal_packages, send_proposal_enquiry — our proposal planning service

Questions

WhatsApp us on +91 95400 14357. Building something with the API? Same number — we'd love to see it.