What problem does it solve? Event organizers often add social activities ad hoc, leaving some attendees with nothing they can attend in a given time slot, or publishing slates that no one owns. This Skill decides how many official social occasions an event should run, how they sit against each other, and whether the whole slate clears the published accessibility commitments. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Slate depth menu: Ranks one occasion, two occasions on separate slots, and a themed multi-activity track across effort, coverage, compliance cost, and efficiency, with explicit promotion and delete conditions keyed to owner availability and real demand. - Slate-level inclusion floor: Requires that in every hour the slate offers anything, at least one option clears the event's published access set, catching gaps that per-activity checks miss. - Boundary routing: Defers per-occasion format and alcohol posture to event-hospitality, third-party satellites to side-event coordination, invite-only gatherings to the VIP program, and slot placement to schedule design. - Use Case: Three evening activities run concurrently but none is simultaneously step-free, alcohol-free, and family-inclusive; the Skill identifies the uncovered slot, offers three fixes, and refuses to publish the slate with the gap merely noted. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to decide whether your conference should run one social occasion, two on separate slots, or a themed track, and to check the slate against your published accessibility commitments.
