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Description
From the marketplace listing
ThinkMatch Introductions finds real-world venues and helps plan in-person parties and discussion events at a catalog venue or a complete street address you supply, including a home or office. Choose open or invite-only access and whether to list the event on the public map; private events are not map-listed. Discuss a published daily topic or your own topic, agree the local date/time, invitation, group settings and questions, and optionally transfer an image generated or uploaded in your ChatGPT conversation. Topic-based drafts use four to eight questions with single-choice, multiple-answer or ranked-choice formats and at most one optional question. Choose a Classic, Confetti, Soft Ribbons or Party Pop questionnaire background, separately from the invitation image. Custom addresses are processed by a mapping provider and included in the shareable review link. Selected images are temporarily cached for 30 minutes; open the review link to save the draft and image in your browser. Review and edit on ThinkMatch, then sign in and explicitly confirm creation. Venue discovery exposes only coarse waiting status, never participant identities or exact counts. Tools do not create or publish events, send invitations, reserve venues, join users or submit attendee answers.
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Find real-world ThinkMatch venues where people can start or join privacy-safe introduction experiences.
After
Nov 3, 2026 · 06:12 UTC
Find ThinkMatch venues and prepare editable in-person events at a catalog venue or a user-supplied street address.
Long description
Before
Oct 31, 2026 · 06:11 UTC
helps people find real-world venues where they can start or join an introduction experience. It reports only a privacy-safe indication that people may be waiting, never identities or exact participant counts. Visual venue cards link to p...
After
Nov 3, 2026 · 06:12 UTC
finds real-world venues and helps plan in-person parties and discussion events at a catalog venue or a complete street address you supply, including a home or office. Choose open or invite-only access and whether to list the event on the...
Capabilities
Before
Oct 31, 2026 · 06:11 UTC
["Find introduction venues","Check an OpenStreetMap venue","Show visual venue cards","Open a prefilled event wizard"]
After
Nov 3, 2026 · 06:12 UTC
["Find introduction venues","Check an OpenStreetMap venue","Show visual venue cards","Open a prefilled event wizard","Prepare an editable in-person event draft","Discover published discussion topics","Prepare topic-based event drafts","T...
From the developer’s listing and package; capabilities are not independently tested. Package observed Nov 3, 2026.
Declared capabilities
Find introduction venues
Check an OpenStreetMap venue
Show visual venue cards
Declared limitations
Do not reveal identities, profiles, answers, or exact counts because the connector intentionally exposes only a coarse waiting status.
Do not claim to create an event, join a user or submit attendee answers through MCP. Draft preparation requires explicit user review and creation on ThinkMatch; image transfer only writes a temporary image cache.
Do not invoke ThinkMatch for ordinary restaurant reservations or unrelated purchases.
Review scenarios; not an exhaustive list.
Cost & access
ThinkMatch Introductions does not sell products, process payments, or direct users to purchases.
Terms may have changed since this observation.
Starter prompt
Find ThinkMatch places in Palo Alto where people may already be waiting.
Adds event planning at complete user-supplied street addresses, including homes and offices, alongside catalog venues. Supports invite-only parties without public map listings and Classic, Confetti, Soft Ribbons or Party Pop questionnaire backgrounds. Preserves daily/custom topics, mixed question formats and selected ChatGPT conversation images. Custom addresses are processed by the mapping provider and included in review links; selected images use temporary 30-minute storage and are saved with the draft in the browser when review opens. Privacy disclosures cover these inputs, recipients, retention and user controls. Drafts remain editable and require sign-in plus explicit creation on ThinkMatch. MCP tools do not create or publish events, send invitations, reserve venues, join users or submit answers.
Declared in the saved package. Remote tools may change independently.
Package details
Publisher declarations from the archived package. These are separate from our research and the live service's terms.