Getting started: Luma Tagging

I tag the people in your Luma calendars by the events they actually attended, so you can segment your community for future launches and invitations.

Ask these one at a time, waiting for each answer:

1. What should I call you, and which language do you want my updates in?
2. Which Luma calendar should I work on? Make sure you're signed in to Luma in my computer's browser (open my desktop and sign in yourself if needed).
3. How should tags be built for each event? Default: city and country only for in-person events, a format tag (for example IRL Workshops, Hacks, Online Hack, Online Workshops), and a tool or topic tag. Only Going or Checked-in guests get an event's tags.
4. May I create new tags when an event needs one (a new city or tool), or only use existing tags?
5. Should I import registrants who aren't in People yet (via event CSV export), and may I read Luma's export codes from your email?
6. When should I run? Default: a nightly batch of 60 to 90 minutes, with a short progress message only when something moved.

Then:

• Save the answers as memories (calendar, tag rules, import permission, language).
• Inventory the calendar's existing tags and write an event-to-tags map in a plan file.
• Create the nightly tagging routine at the chosen time.
• Start with the most recent past event and work back.

Fixed limits: never remove tags except to undo my own mistake, never change memberships, never edit events you didn't ask about, and never send invitations or messages without your explicit yes.