What problem does it solve? Organizers of independent conferences, meetups, and hackathons often want to trade visibility with peer events but lack a structured way to pick partners, choose a swap format, formalize the deal, and measure what it actually delivered. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Partner Scoring and Outreach: Map candidate events from calendars and ecosystems, screen them on audience fit, size parity, brand alignment, and engagement quality, then send a peer-to-peer organizer outreach message. - Swap Format Menu: Choose among calendar cross-listing, mention swaps, ticket-discount code swaps, speaker-pipeline sharing, booth exchanges, and conference-week co-location, with ranked defaults and delete rules for ruled-out formats. - Agreements and Measurement: Draft a lightweight swap agreement with deliverables, minimums, attribution, and an exit clause, then track delivery in a two-way ledger and debrief with honest, attribution-based numbers. - Use Case: Your 300-person community conference wants to cross-promote with a similar-sized event in a neighboring city. The skill helps you score the partner, propose a balanced mention-plus-discount-code swap, write the agreement, and measure redemptions after both editions. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to set up a cross-promotion deal between your event and a named partner event, including partner scoring, a swap format recommendation, and the agreement outline.
