get_info
ChatGPTReport the running Artist Growth MCP server's build version, environment, and provenance.
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Overview
Artist Growth is how music industry teams actually collaborate across their business — tours, promo, projects, ticket-buys, and everything in between. The Artist Growth app allows you to search for events, view calendars and day sheets, track ticket requests, and stay up to date with your tasks across your entire roster using natural language. No digging through spreadsheets. No chasing your team for updates. Just the information you need, when you need it. Built for artist managers, tour managers, business managers, and anyone in live entertainment who's tired of the chaos.
Tools
get_info
ChatGPTReport the running Artist Growth MCP server's build version, environment, and provenance.
list_artists
ChatGPTList the artists the caller has permission to access, each with its pk and name. Reach for this only when the user wants to focus on one specific artist: call it to resolve that artist's pk (filter by name), then pass the pk to narrow another tool (search_events, list_calendars, list_my_tasks, search_ticket_requests). It is not a required first step — those tools already span every artist you can access when no pk is given. Also use it to answer "which artists can I access?". Page with an opaque cursor.
list_artists
ChatGPTList the artists the caller has permission to access, each with its pk and name. Reach for this only when the user wants to focus on one specific artist: call it to resolve that artist's pk (filter by name), then pass the pk to narrow another tool (search_events, list_calendars, list_my_tasks, search_ticket_requests). It is not a required first step — those tools already span every artist you can access when no pk is given. Also use it to answer "which artists can I access?". Page with an opaque cursor.
list_calendars
ChatGPTList the calendars you can access, each with a consolidated view of everything scheduled in a window. Each calendar groups all of its scheduled items for the window: events, calendar items (load-in, soundcheck, and other day-of logistics), transportation (flights, ground), and accommodations. This is the whole-schedule overview across one or more artists — to search or filter events specifically (by text, type, or status), use search_events instead. A date_from/date_to window is required and may span at most one year. Optionally narrow to one or more artists with artist_ids, and page through calendars with cursor.
list_calendars
ChatGPTList the calendars you can access, each with a consolidated view of everything scheduled in a window. Each calendar groups all of its scheduled items for the window: events, calendar items (load-in, soundcheck, and other day-of logistics), transportation (flights, ground), and accommodations. This is the whole-schedule overview across one or more artists — to search or filter events specifically (by text, type, or status), use search_events instead. A date_from/date_to window is required and may span at most one year. Optionally narrow to one or more artists with artist_ids, and page through calendars with cursor.
list_my_tasks
ChatGPTList your tasks — the dedicated way to answer "what's mine", "what's overdue", or "what's due". Scoped to you (the signed-in caller) via your bearer token; Artist Growth enforces what you can see. By default it returns every task you can see; pass
role to narrow to one relationship you hold — assignee (assigned to you), creator (you created it), or assigner (you assigned it to someone). role and every other filter only narrow the tasks you can already see — they never widen access. Narrow further by organization, project, event, due-date window (due_before/due_after), or priority; by default only incomplete tasks are returned (set include_completed to include done ones). Each task carries a derived due_status (OVERDUE / DUE_TODAY / UPCOMING / NO_DUE_DATE / COMPLETED). Page through results with cursor.list_my_tasks
ChatGPTList your tasks — the dedicated way to answer "what's mine", "what's overdue", or "what's due". Scoped to you (the signed-in caller) via your bearer token; Artist Growth enforces what you can see. By default it returns every task you can see; pass
role to narrow to one relationship you hold — assignee (assigned to you), creator (you created it), or assigner (you assigned it to someone). role and every other filter only narrow the tasks you can already see — they never widen access. Narrow further by organization, project, event, due-date window (due_before/due_after), or priority; by default only incomplete tasks are returned (set include_completed to include done ones). Each task carries a derived due_status (OVERDUE / DUE_TODAY / UPCOMING / NO_DUE_DATE / COMPLETED). Page through results with cursor.search_events
ChatGPTSearch Artist Growth events the caller has permission to see. Use this to find specific events by free text, date range, artist, status, and/or event type. For a whole-schedule overview that also includes calendar items, transportation, and accommodations across one or more artists, use list_calendars instead. Results are permission-scoped to the authenticated user and page with an opaque cursor.
search_events
ChatGPTSearch Artist Growth events the caller has permission to see. Use this to find specific events by free text, date range, artist, status, and/or event type. For a whole-schedule overview that also includes calendar items, transportation, and accommodations across one or more artists, use list_calendars instead. Results are permission-scoped to the authenticated user and page with an opaque cursor.
search_ticket_requests
ChatGPTSearch ticket requests the caller has permission to see. Each result is one ticket request — the requesting guest, who submitted it, who approved it, the department, requested ticket tiers and passes, and the event it is for. Results are permission-scoped: the caller sees only the ticket requests they are authorized to view (no cross-organization leakage). Filter by event, artist, department, event group, status, the event-date window, and the submission-date window; use
cursor to page.search_ticket_requests
ChatGPTSearch ticket requests the caller has permission to see. Each result is one ticket request — the requesting guest, who submitted it, who approved it, the department, requested ticket tiers and passes, and the event it is for. Results are permission-scoped: the caller sees only the ticket requests they are authorized to view (no cross-organization leakage). Filter by event, artist, department, event group, status, the event-date window, and the submission-date window; use
cursor to page.
