@wix/agent-skills 1.33.0 → 1.34.0

package/skills/wix-manage/references/events/manage-wix-events.md

@@ -1,14 +1,21 @@
 ---
 name: "Manage Wix Events — Publishing, Cancelling, Cloning and Counting"
-description: "Operates on events that already exist with the Wix Events V3 API — finding an event by title, publishing a draft, cancelling, deleting (one or by filter), cloning, updating an event's date or details, and counting events. Use when the user wants to find, publish or cancel an event, duplicate one, move an event's date, delete events in bulk, or count their events. Creating an event, its tickets or a recurring series is a separate recipe."
+description: "Operates on Wix events that already exist with the Wix Events V3 API — finding, updating (date, venue, details, page settings), controlling registration (close, reopen, registration-free, external, members-only, limits), switching between RSVP and ticketed (a new event — ask before creating it), publishing, cancelling, deleting, cloning and counting, including single occurrences of a recurring event. Use to close registration, move or cancel an event, or change how guests register."
 ---
 
 # Manage Wix Events — Publishing, Cancelling, Cloning and Counting
 
 ## Goal
 Operate on events that already exist. Creating an event — including its date, location,
-description, guest limit, ticket tiers and recurring occurrences — is
-[Create an Event](create-wix-event.md).
+description, guest limit and recurring occurrences — is [Create an Event](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/skills/create-event).
+Ticket types and prices use the [Ticket Definitions V3 API](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/event-management/ticket-definitions-v3); guests, RSVPs, orders and
+check-in use the [RSVP V2](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/registration/rsvp-v2) and [Ticketing](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/registration/ticketing) APIs —
+this recipe doesn't manage ticket prices, sale periods, guests, RSVPs, orders or check-in (it only
+makes the couple of ticket-definition calls that registration state depends on).
+
+**Switching an event between RSVP and ticketed creates a new event, so it is two turns:** explain and
+ask in the first, create only after the user says yes — see
+[Switch an event between RSVP and ticketed](#switch-an-event-between-rsvp-and-ticketed).
 
 ## Prerequisite — the Wix Events app
 
@@ -26,12 +33,13 @@ curl -X POST 'https://www.wixapis.com/apps-installer-service/v1/app-instance/ins
 ```
 
 `appDefId` nests under `appInstance`, not at the root — at the root it fails with
-`400 appInstance must not be empty`. See [Install Wix Apps](../app-installation/install-wix-apps.md).
+`400 appInstance must not be empty`. See [Install Wix Apps](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-management/app-installation/skills/install-wix-apps).
 
 ## Find an event
 
-Every action below takes an `eventId`. When the user names the event instead, look it up with
-`POST /events/v3/events/query` — `title` supports `$eq` and, for several names at once, `$in`; there is
+Every action below takes an `eventId` ([Query Events](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/event-management/events-v3/query-events)
+is the reference for this call). When the user names the event instead, look it up with
+`POST https://www.wixapis.com/events/v3/events/query` — `title` supports `$eq` and, for several names at once, `$in`; there is
 no contains match:
 
 ```bash
@@ -43,67 +51,248 @@ curl -X POST 'https://www.wixapis.com/events/v3/events/query' \
       "filter": { "title": { "$eq": "Open House" } },
       "paging": { "limit": 100 }
     },
-    "fields": ["DETAILS"],
-    "includeDrafts": false
+    "fields": ["DETAILS", "REGISTRATION"]
   }'
 ```
 
-`filter` and `paging` are siblings under `query`; `paging` nested inside `filter` fails `400`. Matches
-come back in `events[]` with the id at `events[].id`, and `pagingMetadata.total` is the count.
+- **Send this body as it is** — no extra filter fields and no `sort`; a nested `registration`
+  filter or a `sort` inside `filter` fails `400`. `filter` and `paging` are siblings under `query`; `paging` nested
+  inside `filter` fails `400`.
+- **Don't add `includeDrafts`.** `true` needs the draft-events permission and fails `403`; the
+  default already returns every published event.
+**Always send `paging.limit`** — its default is `0`, which returns no events. Matches come back in
+`events[]` with the id at `events[].id`, and `pagingMetadata.total` is the count. Other filterable
+fields: `status` (`UPCOMING`, `STARTED`, `ENDED`, `CANCELED`, `DRAFT`), `registration.initialType`,
+`dateAndTimeSettings.startDate`, `slug`, `id`.
+
+**One title can match several events** — every occurrence of a recurring event shares the title,
+and duplicated events keep it too. When more than one comes back, pick by
+`dateAndTimeSettings.startDate` and `status` if the user named a date; otherwise list the matches
+with their dates and ask which one. Never act on all of them unless the user asked for the series.
+
+Only when the user asks about **draft** events, add `"includeDrafts": true`. If that returns
+`403 Requires WIX_EVENTS.READ_DRAFT_EVENTS permission`, say draft events are not readable from this
+connection rather than answering from published events alone.
+
+## Registration settings
+
+Change registration with `PATCH https://www.wixapis.com/events/v3/events/{event.id}` and the
+change under `event.registration` — never through ticket sale periods, and never by cancelling.
+
+```bash
+curl -X PATCH 'https://www.wixapis.com/events/v3/events/<EVENT_ID>' \
+  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
+  -H 'Authorization: <AUTH>' \
+  --data-binary '{
+    "event": { "registration": { "registrationPaused": true } },
+    "fieldmask": "registration.registrationPaused",
+    "fields": ["REGISTRATION"]
+  }'
+```
 
-> **Keep `includeDrafts: false` unless the user is asking about draft events.** Setting it to `true`
-> needs `WIX_EVENTS.READ_DRAFT_EVENTS`, and a caller without it gets
-> `403 Requires WIX_EVENTS.READ_DRAFT_EVENTS permission` rather than more results — so do not flip
-> it as a precaution on an ordinary lookup, and do not probe for it and fall back. If the user does
-> want drafts and the call returns that `403`, say draft events are not readable from this
-> connection instead of answering from published events alone.
+**Updates merge: only the fields you send change.** A `fieldmask` — a comma-separated string with
+the dotted path of each field you send (`registration.rsvp.limit,registration.rsvp.waitlistEnabled`) —
+is optional for registration settings: every row of the table below, including the nested `rsvp`
+and `tickets` objects, applies without one; the examples include it anyway. It is **required in two
+cases** only: changing the `location` (see [Update an event](#update-an-event) — without a mask the
+call returns `200` and the location does not change), and **clearing** a field, which you do by
+listing its path and leaving it out of the body.
+
+| The user wants | Under `event.registration` |
+| --- | --- |
+| Close / stop / pause registration, keep the event | `"registrationPaused": true` |
+| Reopen registration | `"registrationPaused": false` |
+| No registration — the event is information-only | `"registrationDisabled": true, "registrationPaused": false` |
+| Guests register on another website | `"external": { "url": "https://..." }, "registrationPaused": false` |
+| Back to registering on the site, from information-only (`type` `NONE`) | `"registrationDisabled": false` |
+| Back to registering on the site, from external (`type` `EXTERNAL`) | send `"registration": {}` with `"fieldmask": "registration.external.url"` — `type` returns to `RSVP` or `TICKETING` |
+| Only site members can register | `"allowedGuestTypes": "MEMBER"` (`VISITOR_OR_MEMBER` for everyone) |
+| RSVP guest limit / waitlist | `"rsvp": { "limit": 50, "waitlistEnabled": true }` — the waitlist needs a limit; to remove the limit, mask `registration.rsvp.limit` with no value in the body and also send `"waitlistEnabled": false` (the waitlist flag is not reset for you) |
+| RSVP answers offered | `"rsvp": { "responseType": "YES_ONLY" }` or `"YES_AND_NO"` — an event created without a `responseType` accepts only "yes" (a "no" RSVP fails `UNEXPECTED_RSVP_STATUS`) |
+| RSVP registration opens / closes on dates | `"rsvp": { "startDate": "<ISO>", "endDate": "<ISO>" }` — both together; to remove the dates, mask both with no values |
+| Tickets per order, reservation hold, tax | `"tickets": { "ticketLimitPerOrder": 10, "reservationDurationInMinutes": 15, "taxSettings": { "type": "ADDED_AT_CHECKOUT", "name": "VAT", "rate": "21" } }` |
+| One registration form per ticket holder | `"tickets": { "guestsAssignedSeparately": true }` |
+
+Limits: `ticketLimitPerOrder` 0–50 (default 20), `reservationDurationInMinutes` 5–30, tax `rate` a
+decimal string, tax `name` 1–10 characters, tax `type` `INCLUDED_IN_PRICE` or `ADDED_AT_CHECKOUT`.
+
+**Before closing registration**, read `status` and `registration` (`"fields": ["REGISTRATION"]`):
+- `status` `ENDED` or `CANCELED` — there is nothing to close; say so.
+- `registration.type` `NONE` or `EXTERNAL` — the event has no on-site registration to close; say so,
+  and offer to switch it back to on-site registration first.
+- `registration.status` `CLOSED_AUTOMATICALLY` — registration is already closed (sold out or past);
+  say so rather than setting the flag.
+- a ticketed event with no ticket types yet reads `CLOSED_AUTOMATICALLY` too — nobody can register,
+  so there is nothing to close. Don't create a ticket to change that. Tell the user, and set
+  `registrationPaused: true` so registration stays closed if tickets are added later.
+
+**Pause vs disable.** "Close registration", "stop sign-ups" or "no more guests" →
+`registrationPaused: true`. "Guests don't need to register" → `registrationDisabled: true`.
+
+**Read back and report the result.** Ask for `registration` in the response with
+`"fields": ["REGISTRATION"]`, as above, and confirm **the flag you sent comes back with the new
+value** — `registration.registrationPaused: true`, `registrationDisabled: true`, or the
+`external.url`. If it doesn't, the change did not apply: say so. Then report the derived fields:
+
+| You sent | Expect |
+| --- | --- |
+| `registrationPaused: true` | `type` unchanged (`RSVP` / `TICKETING`); `status` `CLOSED_MANUALLY` — "Closed" in the dashboard's events list |
+| `registrationPaused: false` | `status` back to `OPEN_RSVP`, `OPEN_RSVP_WAITLIST_ONLY` or `OPEN_TICKETS` (`SCHEDULED_RSVP` if RSVP dates are set in the future) |
+| `registrationDisabled: true` | `type` `NONE`, `status` `UNKNOWN_REGISTRATION_STATUS` — "No registration" in the dashboard |
+| `external.url` | `type` `EXTERNAL`, `status` `OPEN_EXTERNAL` |
+
+Read `type` first, then `status`: `type` `NONE` means registration-free whatever the `status`.
+Report `CLOSED_MANUALLY` as paused and `CLOSED_AUTOMATICALLY` as sold out, past, or a ticketed event
+with no tickets — go by this table, not the reference's enum note on `CLOSED_MANUALLY`.
+
+> **Never write `registration.type`, `registration.status` or `registration.initialType`.** Use the
+> flags in the table. A PATCH that sets `"type": "NONE"` alone fails `400` with an unrelated date
+> message (`startDate.isDefined must be true … getTimeZoneId is not supported`); inside a full event
+> body it is ignored.
+
+Ticket currency is a ticket-definition call, not an event field:
+`POST https://www.wixapis.com/events/v3/ticket-definitions/currency` with
+`{ "eventId": "<EVENT_ID>", "currency": "EUR" }` ([Change Currency](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/event-management/ticket-definitions-v3/change-currency)).
+
+## Switch an event between RSVP and ticketed
+
+`registration.initialType` can't be changed, and ticket calls on an RSVP event fail
+`428 INVALID_EVENT_TYPE`. For "make it free" don't switch — add a free ticket
+(a `fixedPrice` of `"0"` with `feeType` `NO_FEE`, as in [Create an Event](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/skills/create-event#ticket-tiers)).
+
+**Turn 1 — explain and stop.** Find the event and confirm its type (one query). Then reply, and
+end your turn with a question. Make **no** create, update or ticket call in this turn — "switch it"
+or "convert it" is not the confirmation, because the result is a different event. Tell the user:
+- the existing event can't be converted, so a new event would be created;
+- RSVPs or orders on the original are **not** carried over;
+- the original stays as it is until they decide to cancel or delete it;
+- for a ticketed copy: which ticket names and prices to create (ask if they didn't say).
+
+End the reply with the offer and the question, for example: "I can create a ticketed copy of Gala
+with the same date, venue and description. Which tickets should it have, and at what price? Shall
+I go ahead?"
+
+**Turn 2 — only after the user replies yes:**
+
+1. `GET https://www.wixapis.com/events/v3/events/<EVENT_ID>?fields=DETAILS&fields=TEXTS&fields=REGISTRATION`
+   — read `title`, `location`, `dateAndTimeSettings`, `shortDescription`, `description`,
+   `mainImage` and the `registration` settings.
+2. `POST https://www.wixapis.com/events/v3/events` with those fields copied and
+   `registration.initialType` set to the other type, as in
+   [Create an Event](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/skills/create-event#create-the-event). Do not copy `registration.type`,
+   `registration.status`, `id`, `slug` or any read-only field.
+3. For a ticketed copy, create the tickets against the **`event.id` returned by step 2** — not by
+   querying the title again, which also matches the original RSVP event.
+4. If the original had an agenda, policies or categories, copy them with the
+   [Schedule Items](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/event-management/schedule-items), [Policies V2](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/event-management/policies-v2) and [Categories](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/event-management/categories) APIs.
+5. Ask whether to cancel or delete the original. Do neither without a yes.
 
 ## Publish, cancel and delete
 
 | Action | Call | Resulting `status` |
 | --- | --- | --- |
-| Publish a draft | `POST /events/v3/events/{eventId}/publish` | `UPCOMING` |
-| Cancel | `POST /events/v3/events/{eventId}/cancel` | `CANCELED` |
-| Delete | `DELETE /events/v3/events/{eventId}` | — |
-| Delete several | `POST /events/v3/bulk/events/delete-by-filter` | — |
+| Publish a draft | `POST https://www.wixapis.com/events/v3/events/{eventId}/publish` | `UPCOMING` |
+| Cancel | `POST https://www.wixapis.com/events/v3/events/{eventId}/cancel` | `CANCELED` |
+| Delete | `DELETE https://www.wixapis.com/events/v3/events/{eventId}` | — |
+| Cancel several | `POST https://www.wixapis.com/events/v3/bulk/events/cancel-by-filter` | `CANCELED` |
+| Delete several | `POST https://www.wixapis.com/events/v3/bulk/events/delete-by-filter` | — |
+
+Publish and cancel take an empty body, and neither can be undone.
 
-Publish and cancel take an empty body. Publishing is irreversible — a published event cannot
-return to `DRAFT`. Cancelling closes registration but keeps the event; deleting removes it.
+**Cancel only when the user says the event is not happening** — it can email every registered
+guest and can't be reopened. When they want registration closed but the event to go ahead, pause
+registration instead (see [Registration settings](#registration-settings)). To bring a cancelled
+event back, clone it ([Clone an event](#clone-an-event)) — the copy comes back live unless the clone
+body sends `"draft": true`, so don't publish it again. Cancelled events stay in Query Events results — filter
+by `status` to leave them out. `publish` on a cancelled event fails `428 EVENT_ALREADY_PUBLISHED`.
 
 Publish, cancel, clone and update all return `{ "event": { "id", "title", "slug", "status", ... } }`
-— the same event object [Create an Event](create-wix-event.md#create-the-event) shows in full.
-Delete returns `{ "eventId": "..." }` and the bulk delete below returns `{}`.
+— the same event object [Create an Event](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/skills/create-event#create-the-event) shows in full.
+Delete returns `{ "eventId": "..." }` and the bulk calls return `{}`.
 
-To delete a set of events in one call, `POST /events/v3/bulk/events/delete-by-filter`:
+To cancel or delete a set of events in one call, send the ids to the bulk endpoint:
 
 ```json
 { "filter": { "filter": { "id": { "$in": ["<EVENT_ID>", "<EVENT_ID>"] } } } }
 ```
 
-The request's one field, `filter`, takes a whole query-shaped object — the same object Query Events
-takes under `query`, with the conditions under its own `filter` key — not a bare condition map. That
-is why the key appears twice: `filter.filter.<field>`. A single level,
-`{ "filter": { "id": { "$in": [...] } } }`, is not the documented shape. Resolve the ids with the
-query above first; one `DELETE` per event also works but costs a call each.
+The conditions go two levels deep, `filter.filter.<field>`; a single level fails
+`400 filter.filter must not be empty`. Resolve the ids with the query above first, and filter by
+`id` rather than by `title`, so only the events you resolved are affected. **A bulk delete removes
+events that have sold tickets or RSVPs, with no further warning** — check the
+events' guests ([Query Event Guests](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/registration/event-guests/query-event-guests)) and get the
+user's confirmation first. Bulk calls
+return `{}` with no per-event result, and a read straight afterwards can still show the events —
+events with many guests or orders can take ten seconds or more. **Query the same ids again** every
+couple of seconds for up to about twenty, then report what is actually gone or cancelled; if any
+remain, delete or cancel those one by one.
 
 > **Draft events need the `WIX_EVENTS.READ_DRAFT_EVENTS` permission.** Without it, publishing a
 > draft fails `403` — as does querying it, fetching it by slug, or adding ticket definitions to
 > it. If you hit that `403`, the event was still created; the way forward is to create events
 > already published rather than as drafts, which needs no publish step at all. See
-> [Create an Event](create-wix-event.md).
+> [Create an Event](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/skills/create-event).
+
+## Recurring events — one occurrence or the whole series
+
+Each occurrence of a recurring event has its own `id`; occurrences share a title and
+`dateAndTimeSettings.recurringEvents.categoryId`.
+
+- **One occurrence** ("cancel this Friday's class", "move the 12th to 7pm"): find the occurrence
+  whose `dateAndTimeSettings.startDate` matches, and cancel, delete or update **that `id` only**.
+  The other occurrences are untouched.
+- **The whole series**: read one occurrence's `dateAndTimeSettings.recurringEvents.categoryId`, then
+  list the series with `"filter": { "dateAndTimeSettings.recurringEvents.categoryId": { "$eq": "<CATEGORY_ID>" } }`
+  in Query Events (or `GET https://www.wixapis.com/events/v3/events/category/<CATEGORY_ID>?paging.limit=100`).
+  Then update each one, or cancel/delete them with the bulk call and `id.$in`. Updates go one call
+  per occurrence; on `429`, wait and retry that call rather than moving on, and count the successes
+  before reporting.
+- A date or time change on one occurrence sends just that occurrence's `dateAndTimeSettings`.
+
+After deleting a whole series, also delete its hidden category (`states` include `RECURRING_EVENT`,
+named after the title)
+(`DELETE https://www.wixapis.com/events/v1/categories/<CATEGORY_ID>`, id from the categories query).
+
+Before cancelling or deleting more than one occurrence, list the dates that will be affected and
+which of them have sold tickets or RSVPs ([Query Event Guests](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/registration/event-guests/query-event-guests)), and
+get the user's confirmation.
 
 ## Clone an event
 
-`POST /events/v3/events/{eventId}/clone` with an empty body copies the registration form,
-notifications, translations and ticket configuration.
+`POST https://www.wixapis.com/events/v3/events/{eventId}/clone` with an empty body copies the registration form,
+notifications, translations, descriptions and ticket configuration.
+
+> **The clone is published, and it does not keep the original's date.** Unless the body says
+> `"draft": true` it comes back `UPCOMING` — live on the site — with its start moved to roughly 14
+> days from now (same time of day), and the title gets " (1)" appended. Cloning a cancelled event
+> gives a fresh, open event.
+
+To make the copy right in one call, send overrides in the clone body:
+
+```json
+{
+  "event": {
+    "title": "Spring Fair — second weekend",
+    "dateAndTimeSettings": { "startDate": "2030-10-01T16:00:00.000Z", "endDate": "2030-10-01T19:00:00.000Z", "timeZoneId": "Europe/Dublin" }
+  }
+}
+```
+
+A title alone, or a title with both dates and `timeZoneId`, works. Overriding `registration` fails
+`400` with a misleading date message — a clone keeps the original's `registration.initialType` and
+cannot switch RSVP and ticketed (see [Switch an event between RSVP and ticketed](#switch-an-event-between-rsvp-and-ticketed)).
+The copy comes back live. Add `"draft": true` only when the user asks for an unpublished copy
+("don't publish it yet", "so I can review it first") — a draft also needs the draft-events
+permission for every later call on it.
 
-> **The clone does not keep the original's date.** Its start date is reset to roughly 14 days from
-> now and it comes back as a `DRAFT`. For a duplicate on a particular date, follow the clone with
-> an update — and note the draft permission above.
+Then check the result's local time: `dateAndTimeSettings.formatted.startTime` in the response must
+equal the original's (and the date must be the one asked for). If it doesn't, your UTC conversion
+was off — fix the dates with an update before reporting.
 
 ## Update an event
 
-`PATCH /events/v3/events/{event.id}` with the fields to change nested under `event`:
+`PATCH https://www.wixapis.com/events/v3/events/{event.id}` with the fields to change nested under `event`
+([Update Event](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/event-management/events-v3/update-event) is the reference for this call):
 
 ```bash
 curl -X PATCH 'https://www.wixapis.com/events/v3/events/<EVENT_ID>' \
@@ -120,34 +309,100 @@ curl -X PATCH 'https://www.wixapis.com/events/v3/events/<EVENT_ID>' \
   }'
 ```
 
-The Events API takes **no field mask and no `revision`** on update — send only the fields you are
-changing. A `revision`, if you send one, is ignored rather than rejected.
+The Events API takes **no `revision`** on update — a `revision`, if you send one, is ignored rather
+than rejected. Send only the fields you are changing: title, descriptions, slug, guest-list and
+display settings, dates and registration settings all apply as sent. The exceptions that need a
+`fieldmask` are the venue and clearing a field (see below and
+[Registration settings](#registration-settings)).
+
+**Moving a date: send `startDate` and `endDate` together.** With `startDate` alone, a move to a
+later day puts the start after the stored end and fails `400 event cannot have negative duration`.
+`timeZoneId` is optional here, unlike on create; the stored one is kept. Express the
+times in the event's own time zone before converting to UTC — see
+[Create an Event](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/skills/create-event#date-and-time).
+After the update, the response's `dateAndTimeSettings.formatted.startTime` must still be the original
+local time when the user asked for the same time; if not, correct it before reporting.
+
+**Changing the venue needs a `fieldmask`.** The reference schema does not list `fieldmask` — send it
+anyway. Without it a `location` update returns `200` but saves only the name: the address is dropped
+and `locationTbd` stays `true`. Send the venue with this mask:
+
+```bash
+curl -X PATCH 'https://www.wixapis.com/events/v3/events/<EVENT_ID>' \
+  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
+  -H 'Authorization: <AUTH>' \
+  --data-binary '{
+    "event": {
+      "location": {
+        "name": "Grand Hall", "type": "VENUE", "locationTbd": false,
+        "address": { "country": "IE", "city": "Dublin", "postalCode": "D02 X285",
+                     "streetAddress": { "number": "1", "name": "Grafton Street" } }
+      }
+    },
+    "fieldmask": "location.locationTbd,location.name,location.type,location.address",
+    "fields": ["DETAILS"]
+  }'
+```
+
+Read `location` back: `locationTbd` must be `false` and `address.formattedAddress` present. The
+address is geocoded, so `formattedAddress` can differ from what the user typed (a nearby building
+or the street's local-language name) — confirm the city matches, and if it is a different place,
+say so and resend a fuller address (street number, postal code, `subdivision`).
 
-**When moving a date, send `startDate` and `endDate` together.** `dateAndTimeSettings` is replaced
-wholesale rather than merged, so a patch carrying only `startDate` leaves the event with no end and
-fails `400 event cannot have negative duration` — an error naming neither the missing field nor the
-replacement. `timeZoneId` is optional here, unlike on create; the stored one is kept.
+**Event page settings** go through the same `PATCH`, under `event`:
 
-Ticket definitions are the exception — `PATCH /events/v3/ticket-definitions/{ticketDefinition.id}`
-*does* require the current `revision`, which increments on every update.
+| The user wants | Send under `event` | Read back with `fields` |
+| --- | --- | --- |
+| A different event URL | `"seoSettings": { "slug": "summer-gala-2027" }` | `SEO_SETTINGS` |
+| Show the guest list to guests | `"guestListSettings": { "displayedPublicly": true }` | — |
+| Hide the "details" button (registration-free events only) | `"eventDisplaySettings": { "hideEventDetailsButton": true }` | — |
+| No event details page | `"eventDisplaySettings": { "hideEventDetailsPage": true }` — with external registration, visitors go straight to the external page | — |
+| Video conferencing for an online event | `"onlineConferencing": { "enabled": true, "type": "MEETING" }` (`WEBINAR` for a webinar) — needs a connected conferencing provider, see below | `ONLINE_CONFERENCING_SESSION` |
+
+- The URL slug is `seoSettings.slug` — the top-level `slug` is read-only. Lowercase letters,
+  numbers and hyphens only (`400 INVALID_SLUG_FORMAT`), up to 130 characters, unique on the site
+  (`428 SLUG_ALREADY_IN_USE`). The old URL redirects unless
+  `seoSettings.advancedSeoData.settings.preventAutoRedirect` is `true`.
+- Online conferencing needs a set date — not while the date is TBD — and a connected conferencing
+  provider. On a site with none, `enabled: true` is accepted and **not applied**: the response
+  still reads `onlineConferencing.enabled: false`, `type` `UNKNOWN_CONFERENCE_TYPE`. Check the
+  response; if it is still `false`, tell the user to connect a provider in the event's online
+  settings instead of reporting it done. Reading the join links needs the
+  `ONLINE_CONFERENCING_SESSION` fieldset and its permission.
+
+The agenda, policies and categories use the [Schedule Items](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/event-management/schedule-items), [Policies V2](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/event-management/policies-v2) and [Categories](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/event-management/categories) APIs.
+
+Ticket definitions are the exception to the no-`revision` rule — their update *does* require the
+current `revision` ([Update Ticket Definition](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/event-management/ticket-definitions-v3/update-ticket-definition)).
 
 ## Count events
 
-`POST /events/v3/events/query` and read `pagingMetadata.total`:
+`POST https://www.wixapis.com/events/v3/events/query` and read `pagingMetadata.total`:
 
 ```json
 { "query": { "paging": { "limit": 100 } } }
 ```
 
-Query Events returns only published events — **drafts are excluded from both the results and the
-total**, and including them needs the draft permission above. Create published, or publish first,
-if the count is meant to include the event you just made.
+Query Events returns every event that is not a draft — upcoming, started, **ended and cancelled
+ones included** — so the total is not "upcoming events". Add `"filter": { "status": { "$eq": "UPCOMING" } }`
+(or `$in` for several statuses) to count what the user means. **Drafts are excluded from both the
+results and the total**, and including them needs `includeDrafts: true` and the draft permission
+above. Each occurrence of a recurring event counts as one event.
+
+To get a breakdown, `POST https://www.wixapis.com/events/v3/events/count-by-status` with a `facet`:
+
+```json
+{ "facet": ["status"] }
+```
 
-`POST /events/v3/events/count-by-status` exists, but an empty request body returns empty `facets`
-even when the site has events, so it is not the way to answer "how many events do I have".
+returns `pagingMetadata.total` and `facets.status.counts`, for example
+`{ "UPCOMING": 4, "CANCELED": 3, "ENDED": 1 }`. Without `facet` the `facets` object comes back
+empty. It takes the same `filter` as Query Events.
 
 ## Gotchas & troubleshooting
 
+- **A `200` on update does not prove the change applied** — read-only fields in the body are
+  dropped silently. Confirm from the returned event before telling the user it's done.
 - **An invalid enum value reports as a missing one** — a value outside an enum returns
   `<field> value is required` rather than "invalid value". If a field you *did* send is reported
   as required, suspect the value, not its presence.
@@ -155,9 +410,12 @@ even when the site has events, so it is not the way to answer "how many events d
   [Find an event](#find-an-event). The `WIX_EVENTS.READ_DRAFT_EVENTS` note on the Query Events
   reference describes the permission; it does not mean the caller has it.
 - Dates are always ISO-8601 strings, never `{seconds, nanos}`, and `timeZoneId` is required
-  whenever `dateAndTimeSettings` is sent — see [Create an Event](create-wix-event.md).
+  whenever `dateAndTimeSettings` is sent on create — see [Create an Event](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/skills/create-event).
 
 ## Related APIs
-- **Wix Events V3**: [REST](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/event-management/events-v3)
-- **Event Guests**: `POST /events/v2/guests/query` — who registered
-- [Create an Event](create-wix-event.md) — create body, dates, location, capacity, tickets, recurring
+- **Wix Events V3**: [REST](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/event-management/events-v3) — [Update Event](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/event-management/events-v3/update-event)
+- [Create an Event](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/skills/create-event) — create body, dates, location, capacity, recurring
+- **Ticket Definitions V3**: [REST](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/event-management/ticket-definitions-v3) — ticket types, prices, sale periods, currency
+- **RSVP V2** and **Ticketing**: [REST](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/registration/rsvp-v2), [REST](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/registration/ticketing) — RSVPs, ticket holders, orders, check-in
+- **Events Form**: [REST](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/event-management/form) — form questions and registration messages
+- **Schedule Items**, **Policies V2**, **Categories**: [REST](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/event-management/schedule-items), [REST](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/event-management/policies-v2), [REST](https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/events/event-management/categories) — agenda, policies, categories

package/skills/wix-manage/references/sites/manage-oauth-apps.md

@@ -25,6 +25,7 @@ curl -X POST \
   -d '{
     "oAuthApp": {
       "name": "My Storefront",
+      "origin": "agent",
       "loginUrl": "https://example.com/login",
       "allowedRedirectUris": ["https://example.com/callback"],
       "allowedRedirectDomains": ["example.com"]