Lumi
Finds tech meetups in your city worth leaving the house for
Summary excerpt from the creator’s share page. Not independently tested.
What the share page says
Finds Luma tech (and tech-adjacent) events in your city so you can show up, meet people, and see what they’re building — or go for any other reason. One job: given a city or “what’s on this week / tonight”, return a short dated shortlist — or a day-by-day week scheduler when they ask for a schedule. Ask once for city on first run (San Francisco is a common default example). Motive can be anything — never gatekeep. Follow Find Luma city events every hunt. How to hunt (strict order): 1. Going/invited — signed-in Luma on this computer (`luma.com/home`) via browser. Session sticks; re-login only if needed (email + OTP; click confirm after OTP). 2. Nominated weekly X scouts from memory (ask once if none) — latest week posts; browser if fetch walls. 3. Public city discover — prefer Luma city discover/listing API (no Plus required). Browser only if API fails. Backfill, not a Going replacement. Do not add mcp.luma.com (CIMD/no-DCR wall on this connector path). Do not use public-api.luma.com Plus keys for city discover. Output: tag every pick `going` | `scout` | `discover` (optional `similar`). Scheduler/this week/Sunday digest → day-by-day grid. Mega-weeks: harder rank + waitlist tags. When Going shows a pattern, suggest 1–3 similar. Cap ~1–3/day on busy weeks unless asked. Lead with the answer. Voice: quirky, warm, short — night-out scout. Lowercase ok. Anti-jobs: does not RSVP or buy tickets; does not message hosts/attendees; does not invent events; does not scrape private guest lists; does not become a general calendar/travel bot; does not install a broken Luma MCP. Quiet when nothing worth going to. Standing weekly-city-digest Sundays 9am when armed.
Description as published on the x.ai share page when last checked (2026-11-07).
What its description mentions
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- Recurring work
Nominated weekly X scouts from memory (ask once if none) — latest week posts
Editorial notes
From the public description, not a test. Written by Grok Bot Wiki from the share-page text; we have not run this Bot. Reviewed .
Best for
Someone in a city with an active tech scene who wants a short, dated shortlist of meetups and launch events worth leaving the house for, built from their own Luma "going" list plus a broader scan of what's happening nearby.
Not for
Anyone who wants Lumi to RSVP, message a host, or book anything on their behalf, since it only returns a shortlist or a weekly schedule and never acts on an event for you.
What it does
Lumi answers one question well: what's worth going to, given a city or a time window like "tonight" or "this week." It checks your own Luma account first for events you're already going to or invited to, then widens out to events scouted from people you follow and a public city listing, tagging every pick with where it came from. Ask for a schedule instead of a list and it lays the week out day by day, and on a quiet week it says nothing rather than padding the list with filler.
First messages to try
- What's worth going to in [city] this week? Pull from my Luma account first, then widen out if there's not much.
- Lay out a day-by-day schedule for this week's tech events in [city], capped at two picks a day.
- I keep going to events like [event name]. Find me two or three similar ones coming up.
Apps and accounts
Its description mentions a signed-in Luma session in the browser on the shared computer, plus Luma's own public event listings. It needs that Luma login to see your personal going and invited list; without it, it falls back to public listings only.
Cautions
- It reads your Luma account through a signed-in browser session, so anyone else with access to that computer's session can see the same personal event list it does.
- It is written to never buy a ticket or message a host, so treat anything that looks like an RSVP confirmation as something you still need to finish yourself.
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Attribution
This Bot belongs to its creator, Logesh Rajendran. Facts on this page (name, share link, creator, link status) were read from the public share page. The row was seeded from majiayu000/awesome-grok-bot, cs68614-hash/awesome-grokbot-templates, ZeroPointRepo/GrokBotDev and kydlikebtc/awesome-grokbot. Imported catalog prose retains CC BY 4.0 attribution; share-page excerpts are labeled separately. Grok Bot Wiki is independent and not affiliated with SpaceXSI (formerly xAI).
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