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Last probed Nov 3, 2026 · mcp.zooza.app
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MCP connect URL: https://mcp.zooza.app/mcp
Skill page: https://www.mcpbundles.com/skills/zooza-mcp-b7ce4e6b80
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Look up Zooza terminology
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get_terminology
Search the Zooza domain glossary. Returns canonical term names, definitions, cross-language synonyms, disambiguation rules, and AI guidance notes. No Zooza API call is made — purely local lookup against the compiled glossary. Use this to resolve ambiguous user input before calling operational tools. Examples: query="hodina" → Session; query="kurz", language="sk" → Programme; category="product-hierarchy" → all hierarchy terms; empty call → full index.
Look up Zooza terminology — Search the Zooza domain glossary. Returns canonical term names, definitions, cross-language synonyms, disambiguation rules, and AI guidance notes. No Zooza API call is made — purely local lookup against the compiled glossary. Use this to resolve ambiguous user input before calling operational tools. Examples: query="hodina" → Session; query="kurz", language="sk" → Programme; category="product-hierarchy" → all hierarchy terms; empty call → full index.
Explain Zooza data model — Returns a structured description of Zooza's domain entities — hierarchy, roles, valid field values (enums), parent/child relationships, and disambiguation rules. No Zooza API call is made — purely hardcoded domain knowledge. Call this before any class-creation, booking, or attendance tool to avoid entity confusion. Examples: entity="programme" → registration_type enums; entity="booking" → status values; entity="credit" → make-up / replacement entitlements (the "unused/expired make-ups" and "cred
List Zooza message merge variables — Returns all valid merge variables for Zooza message templates (email, SMS, WhatsApp). Format: *|VARIABLE_NAME|* (MailChimp-compatible). No Zooza API call — hardcoded from Merge_Vars::merge_vars() in api-v1. Use this BEFORE writing any message template to get correct variable names. Claude must not invent variable names — only variables listed here are valid. Examples: category="financial" → payment and balance vars; medium="sms" → SMS-safe vars with HTML warnings; empty call → full catalogue gro
List valid Zooza schedule patterns — Returns all valid field values for building class schedules and payment plans in Zooza. No Zooza API call — hardcoded from Events_Preview.php and Payment_Schedule.php. Call this BEFORE classes_preview_schedule or classes_commit_class to avoid validation errors. Critical: weekdays must be 3-letter lowercase (mon/tue/wed...), NOT 'monday' or '1'. Critical: until_date and count are mutually exclusive — sending both causes an API error. Examples: domain="event_generation" → cadences, weekdays, time
Negotiate terminology — build a personalised vocabulary profile — Free tool — no Zooza API call, no company_id required. Two modes:
"start" → returns the 8-question interview template for Claude to conduct conversationally.
"build" → validates answers against the Zooza glossary, returns a TerminologyProfile JSON
plus a /remember instruction so Claude saves the profile to memory.
Run once per user. The saved profile is auto-loaded in every future Zooza session — no
re-configuration needed. Call get_skill('negotiate-terminology') before starting
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Who am I? — Returns the connected user's identity, the companies they can operate on, regional context, and the session's token state. Call ONCE at the start of every conversation.
How to interpret the response:
- 'status: "ok"' — authenticated, at least one company available. Pick a 'company_id' from 'companies' for follow-up calls (ask the user if more than one exists).
- 'status: "no_companies"' — authenticated but no companies linked. Surface 'status_message' verbatim. No other tool will work.
- 'stat
Find courses by name — Search the company's courses by name (substring match) and optionally by registration_type. Returns a slim list of matches — `{id, name, registration_type, target_audience, price, schedules_count, ...}` — enough to disambiguate, not enough to act. Use this whenever the user names a course in natural language; never demand a raw course_id. Archived courses are excluded by default (pass `include_archived: true` to opt in). Pagination defaults to page 0, page_size 25 (max 200); `truncated: true` is
Find a venue, billing period, trainer, or pay rate — Resolve a NAME the operator said into an id, for four kinds of company-level records. Pick `kind`:
- `place` — venues. Returns `{id, name, city, street, rooms: [{id, name, capacity}]}`. Rooms are inlined because picking a venue is usually followed by picking a room. Filters: name, city.
- `billing_period` — term blocks (e.g. "Autumn 2026"). Returns `{id, name, active, period_start, period_end}`; either date may be null, an open-ended period is valid. Filter: name. Match on the DATES, not just t
Find classes (schedules) by name — Search this company's CLASSES — the scheduled groups inside a programme (a "class" / "group" / "skupina"; internally a *schedule*) — by name (substring) and resolve them to a `schedule_id`. Reach for this whenever the user names a specific group rather than a whole programme ("the Nejaké class", "the Monday 5pm group", "her Wednesday ballet class"), or whenever a downstream tool needs a `schedule_id` — most importantly `comms_send_message` targeting everyone in one class (`audience.schedule_id`)
Find bookings (registrations) and clients — Find this company's bookings — a client's enrolment in a class (registration; "prihláška"/"Buchung") — and resolve them to a `registration_id`, or a client to a `user_id`. Use for "is X enrolled?", "who's in this class?", "who hasn't paid?" (set `payment_status:["unpaid","partially_paid"]`), and "find client X". Filter by `search` (loose: name/email/phone) or `name`, by `course_id`/`schedule_id` (resolve via classes_find_courses / classes_find_classes), `user_id`, `registration_id` (one exact bo
Add a lead (minimal registration on a lead-collection schedule) — Create a LEAD — a lightweight registration on a lead-collection schedule — for a prospective customer, from their name and email. Use this to capture an inbound enquiry as a trackable Zooza record you can later label, message, and check for conversion. It does NOT enrol the person in a real class, take payment, or email the customer (the server authenticates with an App-type key, which sends no customer communication). It works ONLY against schedules whose type is `lead_collection`; for a genuin
Attach or detach a label on a course, schedule, or registration — Attach or detach a label (a named tag) on a Zooza course, schedule, or registration. Set `present: true` to attach (the label is created automatically if it doesn't exist yet — attach is idempotent), `present: false` to detach. Use it to tag records for grouping or pipeline state — e.g. mark a lead registration `converted`, or flag one `todo`. Works ONLY on courses, schedules, and registrations. NOTE: labels on a SCHEDULE can be customer-visible on the public booking widget (output flags this as
Read inbound customer replies and set a reply's state — Read inbound replies a customer has sent back to Zooza emails, and optionally mark a reply handled. Use it to see whether a lead responded and what they said — filter by the lead's registration id, sender email, state (unread / todo / resolved), or date. To act on a reply, pass `mark_reply_id` + `mark_state` to flag it `todo` (needs a human) or `resolved` (handled), or `read`. Replies only appear here if the original email went out through Zooza tied to that registration. This does NOT send anyt
Create an operator to-do item — Create a to-do item for a Zooza operator — a task a human needs to action. Give it a `message` and the `to_user_id` of the person it's assigned to. Optionally link it to a record (`entity_type` + `entity_id`, e.g. a registration) so the operator can open the thing it's about, and set a `due_date`. Use this to escalate — e.g. a lead asked a question that needs a human reply. It creates an OPEN todo in Zooza's normal to-do list; it does not email anyone. There is no `inbound_reply` entity type — l
Change the status of a to-do item — Change the status of a to-do item: `done` (completed), `cancelled` (won't do), or `open` (reopen). Only OPEN todos can be marked `done` or `cancelled`; a `done` or `cancelled` todo can only be reopened to `open`. Marking `done` stamps completion time automatically.
Find events (scheduled sessions) — List **events** (scheduled sessions of classes) in the caller's company. Use this whenever you need to resolve an `event_id` from natural language ("my next class," "Monday's ballet," "all swim sessions this week," "Sarah's classes tomorrow") before chaining into another tool like `sessions_get_attendance` or `sessions_mark_attendance`. With no filters at all, returns the company's **upcoming** scheduled sessions (from today onward, earliest first) — not just the caller's — so a bare call stays
View attendance for one class session — Read who's enrolled in **one event** (a single session of a class) and their current attendance, so you can show the list and then mark it. Pass an `event_id`; the tool returns each enrolled attendee, their current attendance value (if already marked), and per-row context the LLM needs to mark attendance correctly: `allowed_statuses[]` (the statuses the **current caller** is permitted to set for THIS attendee), `is_trial` / `is_last_trial_session` flags, warnings about cross-company or cascade-s
Mark per-attendee attendance on one event — Record per-attendee attendance for **one event** (a single session of a class — e.g. "Monday Ballet on 2026-06-03 at 09:00"). Pass an `event_id` and a list of attendees, each with their own attendance value (`attended`, `noshow`, `canceled`, `going`, `ignore`). Each value is set on **that one attendee for that one event**, never on the event as a whole. The tool writes each attendee individually and returns a per-row outcome. Use this **after** you already know the event and the attendees you wa
Add a session summary — Write a post-session summary on one event. Two independent fields:
- `public_summary` — visible to attendees / parents via their in-app Zooza feed. Use when the user says "write a summary for the parents," "send a recap," "note for the families," etc. After write, every attendee's Person_Feed gets a `SUMMARY_PUBLIC` entry — parents see it in their client portal.
- `internal_summary` — admin / team only. Use when the user says "add a note for the team," "private note," "reminder for next week,"
Preview a class schedule shell — Resolves a new class's *schedule shell* — the course, venue, trainer, capacity, prices, billing period, and default payment templates — and returns the result alongside any warnings. Performs no writes. Use this first in a class-creation flow to confirm the basic class settings with the user before collecting session dates via `classes_preview_events` and committing via `classes_commit_class`. Defaults are copied from the parent course where the caller hasn't specified them (capacity from `targe
Preview class session dates — Expands one or more recurrence patterns and/or ad-hoc dates into the concrete list of class sessions, honouring holiday-skip flags. Stateless — performs no writes. Call this once per pattern the user describes during class creation. Accumulate the returned sessions across multiple calls (Claude side) until the user says they're done, then pass the full list to `classes_commit_class`. Each block must carry EXACTLY ONE of `count` (stop after N sessions) or `until_date` (stop on a fixed date) — cou
Commit a class (schedule + events) — Writes a class to api-v1 in one shot: creates the schedule, attaches any selected payment templates (bundled inline), and posts the assembled events array. Call this only after the user has confirmed the class shell (from `classes_preview_schedule`) and the full event list (accumulated from one or more `classes_preview_events` calls). For lead-collection classes, pass `events: []`. Returns the created schedule's id and url plus the list of created event ids. If api-v1 silently skips any events (
Change programme settings (preview, then apply) — Change the settings of an existing programme (course) — pricing, online booking, make-up sessions, trial, auto-enrolment, attendance, feedback, basic info, or archiving. Works one section at a time, like the settings tiles in the Zooza app.
TWO CALLS. First call WITHOUT `token`: returns a diff of current → proposed values, warnings, and a single-use token. Show that diff to the user and get their approval. Second call with `token` + `confirmed: true`: applies it. Send nothing else on the second
Edit classes (preview, then apply) — Edit one or more existing classes (a "class"/"timetable" is the recurring group within a programme) — name, price, registration fee, capacity, make-up/replacement extra capacity ("počet miest navyše pre náhradné hodiny" → extra_capacity/extra_capacity_usage, NOT registrations_cap, which caps the NUMBER OF REGISTRATIONS), registration-count cap, billing period, online-registration, status — and/or instructor, venue, or session duration.
TWO CALLS. First WITHOUT `token`: returns a preview of exac
Edit specific sessions (preview, then apply) — Edit specific individual sessions (events) of a class, OR add new sessions to a class. Two modes, one tool.
EDIT-MODE — pass `event_ids` + `changes`: reschedule a session's date/time, or change a hand-picked session's instructor, venue/room, block, or duration. Works on one session or a chosen set.
ADD-MODE — pass `schedule_id` + `sessions`: CREATE one or more new sessions on an existing class (e.g. "add one more session at the end", "add a make-up class on 2026-05-04"). Each new session needs
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