Introducing the Webinar Prompt Library

You've connected your AI assistant. Now what?

You've connected Livestorm to Claude or ChatGPT through the Livestorm MCP. Your assistant can now read your events, your registrants, the questions people asked and how long they stayed.

Then you open a new chat, and you're looking at an empty box.

Ask a broad question, like "which of my webinars did best?", and your assistant answers it broadly. Your internal all-hands counts as a webinar. Your own team counts as attendees. A test event with three registrants and a perfect show-up rate tops the ranking. And the answer arrives in a clean table, with total confidence.

Your webinars hold the answers you need: which topics bring people in, which channels fill the room, who's ready for a sales call. The hard part is asking your AI the right questions, in a way that gets you a useful answer and not a vague one.

From shared ideas to a library

The Webinar Prompt Library is the natural next step after the Livestorm MCP. Once the MCP was live, customers, partners and our own teams started sharing their use cases with us, along with the prompts that worked for them.

So we packaged them, and turned each idea into a prompt anyone can run on their own data.

What the Webinar Prompt Library is

The Webinar Prompt Library is a growing collection of ready-to-use AI prompts, built for webinars run on Livestorm. Each prompt reads your own Livestorm data through the Livestorm MCP and gives you an answer built on your real events, not on averages from somewhere else.

The prompts are sorted by the stage of your webinar: plan, promote, animate, repurpose and analyze. You can search them, copy them, or open them straight in Claude or ChatGPT.

How it works

1. Connect the Livestorm MCP to Claude or ChatGPT. A Livestorm admin or workspace owner does it once, in about two minutes. The setup guide walks through each assistant.

2. Pick a prompt. Browse by stage or search for what you need. Each prompt has its own page: what it's for, what it needs, and what you'll get back.

3. Add your context. The words in square brackets are the only part you change, like the name of your webinar or the audience you're writing for.

4. Run it. Open it in Claude or ChatGPT in one click. Your assistant reads your Livestorm data and answers.

Copy. Paste. Ask your webinars.

Made by experts. Tested. Approved.

Every idea that goes into the library is written out by our webinar experts and tested on real Livestorm data first. The details are already handled: internal meetings and test events are left out, your own team isn't counted as attendees, the numbers behind each conclusion are shown, and when there isn't enough data, the prompt says so instead of guessing.

And nothing happens without you. When a prompt is about to change something, like creating an event or registering a list, it shows you exactly what it will do and waits for your OK. New events are created as drafts, so no registration email goes out until you publish.

Three prompts to start with

• Write follow-up emails for attendees and no-shows builds both emails from what people asked during the session.

• Write a webinar moderator script gives your moderator the opening lines, the Q&A rules and a plan for when a speaker loses audio.

• Score webinar leads for sales follow-up sorts every registrant into a tier and hands sales a CSV for the CRM.

The library keeps growing as we write and test new prompts, so check back often.

Get started

Pick the stage you're at, open a prompt, and ask your webinars.

Haven't connected your AI assistant yet? Start with the Livestorm MCP, then come back to the library. To see what else the MCP can do, read how the Livestorm MCP makes webinar planning easier.

Explore the prompts