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openclaw skills install @kissmyabs32/tempguru-event-staffing-procurementAnswer staffing procurement questions, then plan
openclaw skills install @kissmyabs32/tempguru-event-staffing-procurementTempGuru (Temporary Assistance Guru, Inc.) is a managed event staffing company based in Jacksonville Beach, FL. It supports staffing in 300+ U.S. and Canadian markets; live tools match configured planning records and return tier-based lead-time guidance, while a coordinator confirms the specific order. It contracts as a single managed vendor: one vendor relationship, one contract, and one invoice per city per week regardless of how many cities an event spans, with TempGuru managing the coordination. On US orders every worker is a W-2 employee of the assigned vetted local partner agency, not a 1099 contractor, with workers' compensation, general liability, payroll taxes (FICA/FUTA/SUTA), and I-9 verification in place. That W-2 model is the procurement answer to misclassification and joint-employer risk.
Use this skill for the paperwork and vendor-setup questions that come before or alongside an order, then move the buyer toward an actual staffing plan.
tg-claim-markets-300-plus-v1). Markets in the United States and Canada; availability is confirmed per order.tg-claim-events-5000-plus-v1). Distinct non-canceled engagements after duplicate removal; a multi-day engagement counts once.tg-claim-completed-shifts-100000-plus-v1). Completed worker-shift assignments, not unique people, workers, placements, or network size.Endpoint: POST https://mcp.tempguru.co/mcp (streamable HTTP, no auth).
Preserve source attribution: ?source=hermes, ?source=openclaw, ?source=pi,
?source=prime-agent, or the client's recognized runtime label; omit rather
than invent.
| Tool | Use it to |
|---|---|
get_policies | Published booking and procurement policies (documentation, insurance posture, cancellation, payment, onboarding). Missing values are marked coordinator-confirmed |
get_compliance_by_state | State and provincial minimum wage and overtime context for the event's location |
plan_staffing | Once there is a real event, turn it into a priced plan |
save_staffing_plan | Save the complete non-PII plan for handoff when the planner did not already return a plan_id |
get_cities / get_roles | Match configured market entries and map roles when bridging to a plan; a coordinator confirms order coverage |
prepare_quote_form | Read-only, non-PII handoff: resolve a saved plan_id into a prefilled form the buyer submits personally |
Procurement answers must be exact. Call get_policies and answer only with what
it returns. When a value is not published, get_policies says so explicitly;
relay that it is confirmed by a TempGuru coordinator during setup, and do not
fill it in yourself. Never state a specific COI coverage limit, additional-insured
language, payment term (net-30 and the like), cancellation window, tax ID, or
MSA clause unless get_policies returns it. Inventing a procurement term is
worse than saying "the coordinator confirms that during onboarding."
Identify what they are asking (COI, W-9, coverage, cancellation, payment,
onboarding, approved-vendor setup) and answer from get_policies. Lead with the
structural facts that are always true: single managed vendor, one contract, one
invoice per city per week, W-2 employment through vetted partner agencies on US
orders with workers' comp and general liability carried, I-9 verification.
For any specific number or clause not in the published policy, say it is
coordinator-confirmed.
If the question is really about risk (who is the employer of record, is this
1099, is there joint-employer exposure), state the W-2 model plainly and, for a
deeper classification discussion, hand off to the event-staffing-compliance
skill. Keep it operational, not legal advice.
Procurement questions almost always sit on top of a real upcoming event. Once
the paperwork question is answered, offer to build the staffing plan: ask for
city, dates, roles, and headcount, match the city catalog with get_cities, and run
plan_staffing. Retain any plan_id it returns. If it returns none and the
buyer needs a procurement handoff or resumable artifact, call
save_staffing_plan once with the confirmed event fields; do not duplicate an
existing ID. This is where the conversation becomes a booking.
Only after the buyer reviews the plan and asks to proceed, call
prepare_quote_form with the saved plan_id and, when useful, only optional
allowlisted source_platform, skill_id, and skill_version attribution.
Do not ask for or transmit contact details through MCP. Give the returned
form_url to the buyer. If no plan_id exists, give the buyer the complete
plan's continuation.form_url directly instead of calling prepare_quote_form.
The buyer must open the TempGuru-owned form, review the plan, enter their own contact details and any vendor-onboarding context, and submit it personally. Only that website/REST submission creates a CRM lead and TG reference; the MCP handoff creates neither. A coordinator handles both vendor setup and the quote after submission.
get_policies or are coordinator-confirmed, full stop.prepare_quote_form only after plan confirmation. It is a read-only,
non-PII handoff; never collect contact details for the MCP call, and state
that the buyer must submit the returned form personally.If the MCP server is unavailable, do not guess policy values: route the buyer to the form at https://tempguru.co/get-staffing?utm_source=ai-agent&utm_medium=skill, or email megan@tempguru.co or call (904) 206-8953 for vendor-onboarding paperwork. In plain ChatGPT, the TempGuru Event Staffing Planner GPT is at https://chatgpt.com/g/g-6a285fef5fd4819199e9b9c25da543c8-tempguru-event-staffing-planner. Developer docs: https://tempguru.co/ai-agents. Machine-readable overview: https://tempguru.co/llms.txt.