What problem does it solve? Once an event has committed to running hybrid, organizers still face four unanswered questions: which sessions the remote audience gets, how far a remote attendee's voice reaches the stage, what the stream shows between sessions, and who staffs the remote side. This Skill answers exactly those four, without reopening the format decision or duplicating the production, scheduling, and run-of-show work owned by sibling skills. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Session eligibility menu: Ranked options from plenary-only to every-room streaming, marked as a column on the published grid rather than a separate remote agenda. - Parity depth menu: Five rungs from feed-only to remote participants appearing in the room, with the live-relay mechanic and the rule against unattended question channels. - Crew split and cue track: Remote advocate and off-floor watcher staffing patterns, plus a single added column on the existing run of show covering what the stream shows, who owns it, and what remote attendees are told. - Use Case: A conference with two streamed rooms and a published grid uses this Skill to mark remote eligibility per session, assign a named relay person per session, and add stream cues to its run of show before the day. ## Quick Start Use the hybrid-event-design skill to plan which sessions our two-track conference streams, how remote Q&A works, and who staffs the remote side.
