Cut the Cake

Invitations with RSVPs

Cut the Cake makes invitation pages that guests can RSVP to, for events people host themselves: a birthday dinner, an anniversary party, a reunion, a tasting at a venue. Give this plugin what you know about the event (a title, a date and time, a place, a short description) and it returns a link.

What you can ask

Set up an invitation with RSVPs for Sam's birthday dinner on June 12 at 6 pm at our place.
Example path

MCP connector

Server URL: https://cutthecake.co/api/mcp
Login: OAuth
Protocol: MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions: Cut the Cake makes online invitation pages that guests RSVP to. To begin one, use : only when the person is hosting an event and wants guests to reply online, or wants to keep track of who is coming. It cannot make a printable card, an image or a PDF. Once the host has started their event and signed in, , and read and change the events they chose to share, draws one in the chat for the host to look at (the details, the wording, the look, which features are on and who can come), finds a cover when the host asks for a cover photo, picture or image for their invitation (only a photo it returns can be saved as the cover, so a picture from the web or one you make cannot be used, and the host chooses by pressing one in its picker), puts people on a draft's guest list, and the host watches each change land on their own screen: read an event before changing it, change only what was asked, and say what you changed. An event can stay open to you after the host publishes it, where they allowed that: its published is then true, a change shows to guests at once, and changing its date, time or place, who can come, whether guests RSVP, or its ticket link takes the host's yes: the first attempt returns what would change, you put exactly that to the host, and you send it again with the code only after they agree. Never choose a date or time the host did not give you. gives totals (how many are coming), never names, where the host allowed it; shows the host their list in the chat and tells you only the totals; gives you names and answers where the host allowed that, after which each change is put to the host first. leaves a message to guests as a draft for the host to send. Nothing here can send a message or an invitation, read a guest's address or note, or delete anything, and you cannot publish: says when a draft is ready, and publishing is the host's own press, on the card it draws or the page it links.

Tools

Reads data7

Changes data4

Deletes or can't be undone2

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://cutthecake.co/api/mcp

OAuth

Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

Cut the Cake makes online invitation pages that guests RSVP to. To begin one, use : only when the person is hosting an event and wants guests to reply online, or wants to keep track of who is coming. It cannot make a printable card, an image or a PDF. Once the host has started their event and signed in, , and read and change the events they chose to share, draws one in the chat for the host to look at (the details, the wording, the look, which features are on and who can come), finds a cover when the host asks for a cover photo, picture or image for their invitation (only a photo it returns can be saved as the cover, so a picture from the web or one you make cannot be used, and the host chooses by pressing one in its picker), puts people on a draft's guest list, and the host watches each change land on their own screen: read an event before changing it, change only what was asked, and say what you changed. An event can stay open to you after the host publishes it, where they allowed that: its published is then true, a change shows to guests at once, and changing its date, time or place, who can come, whether guests RSVP, or its ticket link takes the host's yes: the first attempt returns what would change, you put exactly that to the host, and you send it again with the code only after they agree. Never choose a date or time the host did not give you. gives totals (how many are coming), never names, where the host allowed it; shows the host their list in the chat and tells you only the totals; gives you names and answers where the host allowed that, after which each change is put to the host first. leaves a message to guests as a draft for the host to send. Nothing here can send a message or an invitation, read a guest's address or note, or delete anything, and you cannot publish: says when a draft is ready, and publishing is the host's own press, on the card it draws or the page it links.