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Every pop-up has one person who books the space, picks the vendors, answers the same questions forty times, posts every day for a month and counts the cash after everyone’s gone home.
These five skills do the first draft, so your evenings go to the event, not the paperwork.
Choosing vendors: writes the call for vendors, sorts the applications against your own rules and booth count, and drafts the yes, waitlist and no emails. It never picks by taste.
Vendor packet: turns your notes into one packet with load-in, booth rules, fees and the weather call, plus the reminders, and keeps door codes and personal numbers out.
Promotion: plans the posts and writes the captions, event listing, email and poster, with every date checked and nothing announced until it’s confirmed.
Run of show: puts load-in in waves, gives every job to someone who’s actually free, and plans for the dark, the weather and pack-up.
Wrap-up: settles booth fees, refunds and costs to the cent, and drafts the vendor survey, the venue recap and notes for next time.
For makers markets, night markets, holiday fairs, pop-up shops and one-day events.
The skills never invent a vendor, a date or a dollar. Anything they don’t know goes in square brackets for you to fill in.
After you pay, you get a download link by email. It holds five .zip files, one for each skill, setup steps for Gemini, Claude and ChatGPT, and made-up practice data to try each one.
Before you buy: the skills use the open Agent Skills format, and whether you can use skills depends on your AI assistant and plan. Gemini and Claude offer skills on their free plans. ChatGPT offers them only on Business, Enterprise, Healthcare and Edu plans. The rules change, so check yours.
You check every draft before it goes anywhere. The skills aren’t legal, tax or insurance advice, and your venue’s rules and local permits come first.
$8 once. No subscription. All sales are final.
Every pop-up has one person who books the space, picks the vendors, answers the same questions forty times, posts every day for a month and counts the cash after everyone’s gone home.
These five skills do the first draft, so your evenings go to the event, not the paperwork.
Choosing vendors: writes the call for vendors, sorts the applications against your own rules and booth count, and drafts the yes, waitlist and no emails. It never picks by taste.
Vendor packet: turns your notes into one packet with load-in, booth rules, fees and the weather call, plus the reminders, and keeps door codes and personal numbers out.
Promotion: plans the posts and writes the captions, event listing, email and poster, with every date checked and nothing announced until it’s confirmed.
Run of show: puts load-in in waves, gives every job to someone who’s actually free, and plans for the dark, the weather and pack-up.
Wrap-up: settles booth fees, refunds and costs to the cent, and drafts the vendor survey, the venue recap and notes for next time.
For makers markets, night markets, holiday fairs, pop-up shops and one-day events.
The skills never invent a vendor, a date or a dollar. Anything they don’t know goes in square brackets for you to fill in.
After you pay, you get a download link by email. It holds five .zip files, one for each skill, setup steps for Gemini, Claude and ChatGPT, and made-up practice data to try each one.
Before you buy: the skills use the open Agent Skills format, and whether you can use skills depends on your AI assistant and plan. Gemini and Claude offer skills on their free plans. ChatGPT offers them only on Business, Enterprise, Healthcare and Edu plans. The rules change, so check yours.
You check every draft before it goes anywhere. The skills aren’t legal, tax or insurance advice, and your venue’s rules and local permits come first.
$8 once. No subscription. All sales are final.