What problem does it solve? Volunteers often work an entire event without experiencing any of it, receive no structured thanks afterward, and are never contacted again, so organizers rebuild their crew from zero every edition. This Skill designs what volunteers get when they are not standing at a post and how an edition closes with them. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Off-duty time design: Ranked menu from a simple off-duty pointer to named personal-attendance blocks, expressed as a requirement handed to the shift-planning skill rather than a grid edit. - Volunteer hospitality top-up: A delta on the event's general catering standard covering off-duty catering access, rest spaces, and social meals, without re-deciding dietary or allergen policy. - Closure and alumni loop: Consent-gated public thank-yous, a retained past-volunteer list with a named owner and deletion date, and a candidate flag handed to the standing team. - Use Case: After a two-day conference, 34 volunteers report they saw none of the talks. Use this Skill to produce an off-duty plan, a hospitality delta, and a closure plan with consent handling and a retained list for next year's recruitment. ## Quick Start Use the event-volunteer-experience skill to plan off-duty time, a volunteer hospitality top-up, and a consent-safe thank-you and retained list for my conference crew.
