Events that orchestrate themselves
Firsthand Event deploys a network of specialized AI agents that plans, coordinates, and executes live experiences end‑to‑end. From sponsorship intake to teardown — autonomous, observable, and operator‑controlled.
Six agents. One event.
Zero standing army.
Beyond the
run‑of‑show.
Run-of-show, drafted and held.
Generate the master timeline from sponsorship deck, brief, or last year's debrief. Hold it against reality minute‑by‑minute and replan as the day moves.
Vendor negotiation with paper trail.
Multi‑round counters, contract redlines, and price benchmarks — with every message, decision, and approval logged for procurement.
Guest concierge at scale.
Handle thousands of inbound threads — travel, dietary, access, comms — in your voice. Escalates the 3% of edge cases that need a human.
Floor coordination, frame-accurate.
Stage plots, AV cues, speaker transitions, sponsor activations. The agent doesn't just publish the plan; it walks the floor with the team.
Crisis response, rehearsed.
Continuous watch over weather, transit, security, and reputation feeds. Pre‑authored playbooks fire the moment thresholds are crossed.
Post-event, before you've left the room.
Sponsor reports, attendee insights, vendor scorecards, and the next ROS draft — written while the teardown crew is still loading trucks.
Specialists,
coordinated.
Firsthand Event is not a chatbot bolted onto an event tool. It's a coordinated multi‑agent system: a planner that reasons over the full event graph, specialists that own narrow domains, and a control plane that keeps a human in the loop at the moments that matter.
- A · PlannerLong‑horizon reasoning over goals, constraints, budget, and risk.
- B · SpecialistsSix narrow agents for logistics, comms, vendor, floor, guest, and crisis.
- C · MemoryEvent graph plus per‑operator playbooks, redlines, and historical events.
- D · ControlOperator console, approval thresholds, and full decision audit trail.
- E · ConnectorsCRMs, ticketing, comms, venue ops, payments — bring what you already run.
Built by operators who have run the room — and the run‑of‑show. We think the operating layer of live experiences should be agentic from the ground up.
A new operating layer for live experiences — quietly, in private beta.