event-sources
This skill should be used when the user asks about "Berlin event websites", "where to find events in Berlin", "event sources", "Berlin art listings", "Berlin food events", "scrape Berlin events", "extract event data", or when needing to know which websites, APIs, or RSS feeds to use for Berlin event discovery. Provides a curated directory of Berlin event sources with qurl ingestion commands.
What this skill does
# Berlin Event Sources
A curated directory of Berlin event sources with validated Readability status and qurl ingestion commands. Full source details (URLs, RSS, API docs, language notes) are in `references/sources.md`.
## qurl Ingestion
The standard ingestion command for any source:
```bash
bun run ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/extract-content.js "<url>" \
| qurl add "<url>" --source berlin-events --tags <art|food>
```
After ingesting all sources, embed and search:
```bash
qurl embed
qurl vsearch "April 2026 Berlin exhibition opening vernissage workshop event calendar art food" \
--source berlin-events \
--limit 20
```
## Priority Sources (confirmed working with Readability)
Ingest these first — they produce date-containing chunks that rank well in vsearch:
| URL | Tags | What the snippet contains |
|-----|------|--------------------------|
| https://www.indexberlin.com/events/list/ | art | Day-of-week + date ("Monday, April 6") |
| https://www.kw-berlin.de/en/events | art | Dated listings ("Wed, 08.04.26, 16:00–18:00") |
| https://berlinischegalerie.de/programme/kalender/ | art | Month/year + German dates ("April 2026", "7.4.26") |
| https://www.artatberlin.com/en/calendar-for-vernissagen-exhibitions-events/ | art | "openings/vernissages" keyword |
| https://co-berlin.org/de/programm/kalender | art | "Ausstellungen", "Führungen", "Kalender" |
| https://kunstleben-berlin.de/events/ | art | "Veranstaltungen" (slow: ~60s) |
| https://www.berlin.de/en/events/ | food | Broad coverage; low date-signal but useful for food |
| https://www.visitberlin.de/en/event-calendar-berlin | food,art | City-wide calendar; featured articles in top chunk |
## Relevance Keywords
A vsearch result is relevant if its snippet contains any of:
- **EN dates/events**: `april`, `may`, `monday`–`sunday`, `vernissage`, `opening`, `exhibition`, `finissage`
- **DE events**: `ausstellung`, `veranstaltung`, `führung`, `kalender`, `programm`
- **Date patterns**: `2026`, `.04.26`, `.05.26`
## Sources to Avoid
| Source | Reason |
|--------|--------|
| `mitvergnuegen.com` | Cookie-consent wall — Readability returns only consent text |
| `berlinerfestspiele.de/gropius-bau` | JS-rendered — returns only venue address |
| `tip-berlin.de/event/` | JS-rendered — extraction fails entirely |
## Reference Files
- **`references/sources.md`** — Full source directory with URLs, RSS, API docs, Readability status, and ingestion notes for each source
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