It's 11:47pm. You found the perfect hackathon on Luma.

Then the form loads: name, email, phone, LinkedIn, GitHub, job title, "what have you built?", "why do you want to attend?". For the tenth time this month.

Lumate does it for you. Paste the link. It reads the event, fills every field from your profile, writes real answers from your GitHub, and submits.

[!TIP] It learns you. The first event teaches it your answers. Every event after registers with zero questions in a single pass. One paste, zero typing.

What it does for you

  • Reads the event. Works out what it's about and what the host is screening for.
  • Fills everything. Name, email, socials, job title, all from your saved profile.
  • Writes your answers. "What have you built?" answered from your real GitHub projects, grounded in fact, never made up.
  • Gets faster every time. It remembers every answer, so repeats go through in one pass.
  • Confirms before submitting. It only goes hands-off when everything is already known.

Under the hood: a SKILL.md workflow plus three tiny Python helpers for answer memory, GitHub research, and a headless Playwright browser. No external services.

Get started

[!NOTE] Lumate is a Claude Code skill, installable through the open skills ecosystem.

Install it globally with one command:

npx skills add mohitpaddhariya/lumate -g

Then a one-time setup for the headless browser:

python3 -m venv ~/.lumate/venv && ~/.lumate/venv/bin/pip install playwright

Then just hand it a link:

/lumate  https://lu.ma/your-event

Your data, your control

  • Everything stays local in ~/.lumate/. Nothing personal lives in this repo.
  • It asks before it submits, and goes hands-off only when every value is already saved.
  • No CAPTCHA solving. If a host throws a bot check, it hands off to you. Logged in, you won't see one.

For personal use. Play nice with Luma's Terms of Service.