Reference

`webinars`

Base path: /api/v1/webinars

The webinars module manages the full webinar lifecycle. You generate the asset bundle (outline, script, slides, AI host avatar, stitched video), manage the registration funnel (landing page, form, confirmation email), host the live or evergreen event, and trigger post-webinar follow-up sequences. It’s backed by the webinar-generator crew. Resources include events, registrations, attendances, generated artifacts, and follow-up sequences. Schemas live in app/modules/webinars/schemas.py.

What you can do with the webinars API

Generate a complete webinar from a topic and audience segment
Schedule a live event or publish an evergreen replay
Manage the registration funnel (landing page, form, confirmation, reminders)
Track attendance and engagement during the event
Trigger tailored follow-up sequences for attendees vs no-shows
Inspect every generated artifact (script, slides, avatar render, stitched MP4)

Common operations

Create an event from a brief and brand context
Update the event date, host, or follow-up template
Fetch registrations and attendance per event
Pull the final artifact bundle (slides, video, transcript)
Launch the post-event follow-up sequence
Archive an old event without deleting analytics

Authentication & scoping

Workspace-scoped via API key in the Authorization: Bearer tnx_... header. Public registration endpoints under the event’s landing page are unauthenticated.

Pagination & filtering

Event and registration list endpoints paginate cursor-style with filters by status (draft, scheduled, live, ended), date range, and segment. See Pagination.

How a webinar comes together

You call generate with a topic, brand ID, and audience segment. The crew builds an outline, writes a script, drafts slides, picks a hero image, generates the AI host avatar, and stitches everything into a final video. The landing module hosts the registration page; the marketing module sends reminder and follow-up emails; the videos module stores the final stitched output.

MCP equivalents

MCP prompt

generate_webinar({ topic: "Outbound that doesn't suck", brand_id, audience_segment_id, presenter_voice: "founder", duration_min: 45 })