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Luma desk: create, invite, nudge, remind

Hosting sessions dies in invite busywork — create, chase RSVPs, remind — every time.

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What hurt

Vikra Vardhan (@vikravardhan) has a Grok Bot handle Luma events and emails with a clear drip: create the event; send immediate invite with email copy; after 7 days email people who have not accepted; 2 days before, remind everyone. He contrasts this with wiring Luma's API himself. Workflow with hard send fences on each email step.

What to install or create

One events bot. Four timed steps. You approve each outbound email template once, then the schedule.

Bots

  • Luma host desk

    Create Luma event, invite, 7-day non-accept nudge, 2-day reminder. Stops before unapproved send.

Plugins

  • Gmail

    Optional

  • Calendar

    Optional

  • Browser

    Optional

Files

  • Approved invite / nudge / reminder email copy.

Routines

  • On new event: create + immediate invite.

  • +7 days: email non-accepts only.

  • −2 days: remind all accepted/pending per your rule.

The prompt

This is a tip, not a pasteable system prompt. The author did not publish one. Follow the first-run steps.

First run

  1. 1Read https://x.com/vikravardhan/status/2099194960105128361.
  2. 2Create a Luma host desk bot; connect Gmail/calendar (and browser if no Luma connector).
  3. 3Draft and approve three email templates: invite, 7-day nudge, 2-day reminder.
  4. 4Run create + invite on one real session with you approving the first send.
  5. 5Schedule the +7 and −2 steps; bot never invents new copy without you.

Approval fence

Every invite, nudge, and reminder email needs your yes on the copy the first time; do not spray unapproved mail.

What to tweak

Steal the create→invite→7-day nudge→2-day remind ladder.

Source

Vikra Vardhan @vikravardhan · Original post

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