ChatGPT Plugin

CueCall

Your production, on hand

Brand: CueCall

Category: Operations
Primary Subcategory: Project & Task Management Platforms

Integration details

Description

CueCall is production management for theater: school, community and professional productions. Scenes are the spine that links the cast and crew, the rehearsal schedule, department notes, tasks, cues, and the costume, prop and set inventory. This plugin lets ChatGPT read your productions and answer questions about them: who is in Act 2 Scene 3, what is called this week, which props are still to source, what the director's notes said after Tuesday's rehearsal, or what is on page 40 of the script. When you ask, it can also add a note, a task, a calendar event, a scene, an announcement or a tech cue, build or assign inventory, and send feedback to the CueCall team. It signs in as you. Every answer comes from the productions you can open in CueCall and is filtered by your role on each one. A cast member's ChatGPT sees a cast member's view: no budget, and only the notes that tag them. Contact details appear only to roles that may see them in the app, and costs only to roles that may see what an item cost. When you connect, you can choose a read-only connection. It never emails anyone on your behalf: announcements, tasks and cues are added without notifying anyone. The one message it can send is feedback you ask it to send to the CueCall team, which emails a confirmation to your own address. It does not run CueCall's AI generators, cannot upload files, invite people or change anyone's access, and deletes nothing. The only removal it can make is taking an inventory item off a show, scene or character. The item stays in your library. You need a CueCall account (sign up at cuecall.app) with at least one production you own or have been invited to.

Integration type: Plugin
Verification status: Not applicable
Platform: ChatGPT
Category: Operations
Primary Subcategory: Project & Task Management Platforms
Secondary Subcategories: None listed
Brand: CueCall
Access: Account required
First tracked: 2026-11-11
Tool count: 51
Market: US

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Tools

51 tools agents can invoke

Add a tech cue to a scene — lighting, sound, mic, fly, automation, spot, video or deck — at the end of that scene's cue list, as the Tech tab's Add Cue does. Give the script page (as read_script_page numbers it) and the line that calls it, and the cue is bound to that page of the current script; when that line appears on the page exactly once, the cue is also pinned in the margin beside it (otherwise it is listed on the page to be dragged into place). Leave cueNumber out to number it next in its type (LX 12, SQ 4…). Nobody is emailed. Needs cues:edit on the production.
create_cue
Add a rehearsal or department note to a production, optionally on a scene and tagging people. Give a script page (as read_script_page numbers it) to put the note on that page of the current script, where the Script tab shows it; add the script line the note is about and, when that line appears on the page exactly once, the note is pinned in the left margin beside it. Nobody is emailed. Needs the notes:create permission on the show.
create_note
Add a scene to a production. Needs show:edit.
create_scene
Add a costume, prop, set piece or piece of equipment to the caller's inventory library, optionally assigning it to a production at the same time. Costs are decimal strings in the account's currency. Assigning to a show needs show:edit there.
create_inventory_item
Dress a part: record that a character wears or carries an inventory item. Costume work, so show:edit OR inventory:edit on the production is enough, plus write access to the item.
assign_inventory_to_character
Put an inventory item on a production's list (Costumes, Props, Sets or Tech, by its category). Needs show:edit and write access to the item. Refuses when the item's quantity is already fully allocated elsewhere unless allowShared is set.
assign_inventory_to_show
Record that a scene uses an inventory item (the prop plot / scenic plot). Needs write access to the scene's production and to the item.
assign_inventory_to_scene
Create a task on a production, optionally assigned to a person on its roster. Nobody is emailed. Needs tasks:create.
create_task
Change a cue's number, type, description, trigger, mics, characters, song, followspot operator, timing or notes, or move it to another script page. Only the fields given change; a nullable field set to null is cleared. Moving the cue to a page, or changing its trigger line while it is on one, re-pins it beside that line when the line appears on the page exactly once (and unpins it otherwise); page: null takes it off the script. Cues cannot be deleted here — do that on the Tech tab. Needs cues:edit on the production.
update_cue
Change a note's text, department or priority, or move it onto a script page (or off the script with page: null). Moving it to a page with a scriptLine pins it beside that line when the line appears there exactly once. Needs show:edit on the production.
update_note
Fetch one record by the id a search returned (show:…, scene:…, person:…, item:…, note:…, event:…, task:…, file:…). A file is returned as its text, like read_file.
fetch
One person's record, with the characters they play and the shows they are on. Pass showId to read them in the context of a production you share with them.
get_person
A production's details, the caller's role and permissions on it, which features it has turned off, and counts of scenes, roster and upcoming events.
get_show
One rehearsal report in full.
get_rehearsal_report
One scene with the people and characters in it, the props/costumes/set pieces assigned to it, its cues and its notes.
get_scene
One costume, prop, set piece or piece of equipment.
get_inventory_item
A production's budgets (by department) and expenses. Empty when the caller's role has no budget access.
get_budget
The backstage run sheet: crew tracks and every preset, shift and strike duty, in running order.
get_run_sheet
A production's announcements to its team. Current ones by default.
list_announcements
A production's auditions with session and registrant counts. Empty unless the caller's role may run casting.
list_auditions
A production's characters with who plays and understudies each.
list_characters
Who holds an account with access to a production, and the role each one has.
list_collaborators
The theatre companies (organizations) this account belongs to.
list_organizations
The production's tech cues — lighting, sound, mic, fly, automation, spot, video, deck — in running order with the scene each belongs to.
list_cues
Costumes, props, set pieces and equipment assigned to a production. Cost fields are present only for roles allowed to see them.
list_inventory
Rehearsal and department notes on a production. Performers see only notes that tag them; everyone else sees the show's notes.
list_notes
Files on a production (scripts, music, designs, documents) that the caller may see, with a link to open each in CueCall. `readable` says whether read_file can return the contents as text.
list_files
Every production (show) this account can open, with the caller's role on each.
list_shows
The stage manager's rehearsal reports on a production. Empty unless the caller's role may read reports.
list_rehearsal_reports
A production's scenes in running order with their readiness status.
list_scenes
Rehearsals, performances and other calendar events, soonest first. Without showId: every production this account can open. Dates are ISO 8601 instants in UTC.
list_events
Volunteer, food and set-build signup sheets on a production. Empty unless the caller's role may manage signups.
list_signup_sheets
The production's musical numbers and cued sound effects, with the scene and the characters in each.
list_songs
Tasks on a production (or every production this account can open), with optional filters.
list_tasks
Everyone on a production's roster — cast, crew, volunteers — with the contact details the caller's role may see.
list_people
Post an announcement to a production's team, visible in the app for the given number of days. No email is sent. Needs announcements:create.
create_announcement
Which inventory each scene of a production needs — the prop plot and scenic plot in one list.
get_scene_inventory
The text of a production file the caller may open — a script or sides (PDF), a design brief or contact sheet (Word), notes, CSV, JSON. Audio, video and images are described, not returned. Long documents are clipped; raise maxChars to read further.
read_file
Read the production's script one or more pages at a time, as text lines in reading order, with the cues and notes already on each page. Pages are numbered as the PDF numbers them (page 1 is the first sheet), which may differ from the number printed on the page. Returns at most 10 pages per call; use nextPage to continue. Pair with create_cue and create_note to work through a script marking it up.
read_script_page
Record that a character no longer wears or carries an inventory item. Same permissions as assigning it.
remove_inventory_from_character
Take an inventory item off a production, and off every scene of it. The item itself stays in the library. Needs inventory:edit on the show.
remove_inventory_from_show
Record that a scene no longer uses an inventory item. The item stays on the production. Needs write access to the scene's production.
remove_inventory_from_scene
Change an event's title, type, location, description or time. Needs show:edit.
update_event
Mark a note resolved (or reopen it). Needs show:edit on the production.
resolve_note
Add a rehearsal, performance, build or meeting to a production's calendar. Give either start (an instant) or allDayDate. Needs show:edit.
create_event
Search across everything this account can open — productions, scenes, people, inventory, notes, events and tasks. Returns ids to pass to fetch.
search
Send a bug report, feature request, improvement idea or other product feedback to the CueCall team, exactly as the in-app Send Feedback form does. Only use this when the person asks to send feedback. Write the description in their words, describe what they were doing and what happened, and leave out other people's contact details. The CueCall team reviews it, and a confirmation is emailed to the person's own account address. Limited to 10 submissions an hour.
submit_feedback
Change a scene's title, description, location or overall status. Needs show:edit.
update_scene
Change a task's status, title, description, due date, priority or assignee. Needs tasks:edit.
update_task
Change an item's name, category, status, quantity, location, condition, ownership or costs. Needs write access to the item (its owner, its company pool, or inventory:edit on a show it is assigned to).
update_inventory_item

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