Do I still need to touch the website builder myself?

No. The MCP tools cover the whole builder: read the draft, edit it, check the slug, publish. The builder is still there when you want to design by hand.

Can the AI publish something I did not approve?

It asks before making changes, and publishing is a named action you control. If you do not want it publishing, say so in the chat when you give the task.

Does the AI pick my design?

It edits what you tell it to edit. You choose the sections, theme and words; the assistant is fast hands, not the art director.

AI & MCP

Let AI Build Your Event Website

Last updated October 2026.

Connect your AI assistant to ConfBuilder's MCP and your event website becomes a conversation: describe the sections, set the theme, claim the web address and publish, all by asking. The site stays in sync with your walls, schedule and tickets automatically.

ConfBuilder's website builder already removes the web team from the loop. Add the MCP connection and the builder itself answers to plain requests: your assistant reads the current draft, edits the config and publishes, while you review everything it does.

1. Ask what the site looks like right now

What does my event website look like at the moment?

The assistant reads your draft and reports the sections, theme and publish state. You start every website conversation from facts, not memory.

2. Describe the sections you want

Add a hero with the event image and title, then a speaker wall, the schedule, the sponsor wall and a tickets section. Use the event's brand blue for accents.

The assistant edits the section stack and the theme in the draft. Nothing is live yet: the draft stays working space until you publish.

3. Claim the web address

Check if summit2027 is available, and claim it if it is.

The assistant checks the slug and saves it as the site's address. Taken slugs fail cleanly, so try another, for example summit2027eu.

4. Publish

Publish the website.

Publishing snapshots the draft live at your address. Visitors get the site with your hero, walls, agenda and tickets, and it renders on phones as well as desktops.

The website builder with the event's sections stacked and the controls open

5. Keep it current the same way

As the event grows, the same conversation keeps it true:

Republish the speaker wall and schedule on the website, then republish the site.

Walls and the schedule republish through the same tools, and the website reads from them. One ask, everything current, no page reloads to babysit.

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