What problem does it solve? Running an invite-only dinner or reception alongside a public conference forces three hard decisions: who gets a seat when sponsors, speakers, and the organizer all nominate names, how invitations and the door work without publishing a visible tier, and where the gathering sits against the public programme. This Skill resolves exactly those three decisions and routes everything else to the sibling skills that own it. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Seat-list construction rules: Ranked options from folding guests into the general evening (the default) through capped per-party nominations to open nomination with published criteria, each with explicit promotion and deletion conditions. - Invitation and door mechanics: A reference file covering list fields, private individual invitations, refusal scripts, door-page handling, and list deletion dates. - Placement against the public programme: Guidance on breaks, post-session rooms, and offsite evenings, including the rule that a private room never overlaps the general evening. - Use Case: Three sponsors ask for seats at your partner lunch, but one sponsor's signed agreement already sold them four seats. The Skill routes the sold seats to sponsor fulfillment, applies a capped-allowance rule to the genuine asks, and gives you a written refusal rule to cite identically to every party. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to help you decide who gets seats at your invite-only conference dinner and how to handle the sponsors asking for invitations.
