Start with one sentence
Describe the gathering you have in mind. HereNow.events turns it into an editable event proposal with copy, structure, and a visual direction.
Codex plugin · Self-install
Your event workspace, now inside Codex.
Go from a rough idea to a shareable HereNow.events page through one conversation. Create the draft, refine the details, publish when ready, and keep an eye on registrations.
Copy this command into the Codex integrated terminal:
Codex terminal
codex plugin marketplace add timzhangherenow/herenow-events-codex-plugin --ref mainDraft-first creationExplicit publish confirmationScoped account access
Codex · HereNow.events
Create a beginner-friendly sunset pottery workshop next Saturday for 12 people in Brooklyn.
I've prepared a warm, beginner-friendly event draft. Before I save it, what time should the workshop begin?
Event proposal generated
Status set to Draft
Title and description ready
Capacity set to 12
Publish safeguard
The event remains private until you review the details and explicitly ask Codex to publish.
Ask HereNow.events to change anything…
Idea to draft
Natural-language event creation
You stay in control
No publish action without confirmation
Your events only
Access follows your HereNow.events permissions
Built for real hosting work
Less clicking. More creating, refining, and hosting.
HereNow.events gives Codex focused tools for the parts of event work that benefit most from conversation.
Refine it in conversation
Change the title, timing, capacity, location, description, agenda, or visibility without rebuilding the event from scratch.
Publish on your signal
Every new event starts as a draft. Codex shows what will become public and publishes only after your explicit confirmation.
Stay close to your audience
Review registration totals and attendee status for events you manage, with contact details protected unless they are genuinely needed.
One simple workflow
Describe. Review. Publish.
Codex handles the structured work while HereNow.events keeps the event lifecycle, permissions, and publishing safeguards in one place.
01
Describe
Tell Codex what you want to host, in the language you naturally use.
02
Review
Fill any missing details and adjust the draft through conversation.
03
Publish
Confirm the final event and receive a HereNow.events link ready to share.
Designed for trust
Helpful by default. Careful when it matters.
The plugin separates reading, writing, publishing, and registration access so every action stays aligned with the permission you granted.
Drafts before public pages
Creation and publishing are two separate actions.
Scoped access
OAuth grants only the capabilities you approve during connection.
Private attendee fields stay private
Contact details and custom answers are hidden unless explicitly requested.
Permission check
Before anything changes
Read your events
events:readCreate and update events
events:writeRead registrations
registrations:readGenerate event drafts
ai:draftSelf-install from GitHub
Copy one command. Start creating in Codex.
The install command is available at the top of this page. Run it once, then connect your HereNow.events account securely in the browser—no API token required.
1
Run the install command
Use the copy button at the top of this page, paste the command into the Codex integrated terminal, and press Enter.
2
Install HereNow.events
Restart the desktop app, open Plugins, select the HereNow.events source, and choose Install.
3
Connect your account
Choose Connect, sign in to HereNow.events in your browser, and approve the requested permissions.
4
Start a new task
Ask Codex to create an event draft, list your events, or review registrations.
OAuth keeps your password and access credentials out of Codex conversations. You can disconnect HereNow.events from Codex whenever you choose.
Questions
What to know before you start.
Is HereNow.events available in the official plugin directory?
Not yet. You can install it directly from the official HereNow.events GitHub repository using the command on this page. The plugin connects to the same secure HereNow.events service through OAuth.
Will the plugin publish an event automatically?
No. New events are created as drafts. Publishing is a separate action and requires an explicit confirmation in the current conversation.
What can the plugin access?
Only the HereNow.events permissions you approve during OAuth connection, such as reading your events, editing events, generating drafts, or reading registrations for events you manage.
How is registration data handled?
Registration contact details and custom form answers are hidden by default. They are included only when you explicitly need them for operating your event.
Do I need to create an Agent Token?
No. The Codex plugin uses OAuth, so you sign in and approve access in the browser. Agent Tokens remain available separately for CLI tools and unattended automation.
Bring your next event to life in conversation.
Install HereNow.events from GitHub today, or create your event directly on the web.