Design Event Spaces from Claude
Connect Gia to Claude and ask in plain language for styled renders of your real spaces — your rooms, your rentals, your design direction.
https://api.meetgia.ai/mcp/giaGia connects over the Model Context Protocol (MCP) — you sign in with your Gia account, and every render edits a real photo of the space: the room's structure stays while decor, lighting, layout, and mood change.
Connect in Two Minutes
Pick your assistant — the Gia server URL is the same everywhere.
claude.ai and Claude Desktop — add Gia as a custom connector.
Open the connector settings
In claude.ai or Claude Desktop, go to
Settings → Connectors → Add custom connectorPaste the Gia server URL
Name it “Gia” and paste this URL:
https://api.meetgia.ai/mcp/giaSign in with your Gia account
A standard Gia login page opens — email/password or Google/Apple. There are no API keys to copy.
Approve access and start asking
Approve the consent screen, then start a new chat and ask Claude to show you one of your spaces, styled.
These are the clients that show Gia’s interactive panels — renders you can refine in place, and grids of photographs you pick from.
You sign in as yourself. Claude can only see what your Gia account can see — your organization's projects, properties, and inventory. It cannot reach other organizations' work, and there are no API keys to manage.
Finish your Gia setup first. Everything the assistant does happens inside your organization’s workspace — a space, your rules, and one rental provider. Until that’s done, every tool answers with the same message pointing you back to your Gia dashboard. Do it once and there is nothing to reconnect afterwards.
Try Asking…
Once connected, these work today. Renders take roughly 30–90 seconds.
“Show my ballroom set up for a warm, candlelit winter wedding.”
“Restyle this space in a coastal palette using items we actually stock.”
“Take the last render and add more candles and a head table.”
“I run a venue called The Old Mill — help me show a client what our barn could look like for a spring wedding.”
Answers You Can Click
In claude.ai and Claude Desktop, some answers come back as a panel you can use — not just text. There's nothing to turn on.
Renders
A picture in the conversation with controls under it: Refine to change it further without retyping the whole request, and Before to compare against the untouched room. Refining counts as a new generation against your limits.
Choices
Rental items, your spaces, marketplace venue rooms and earlier renders come back as a grid of photographs you pick from. You can change your mind — pick a different tile and the assistant works from your latest choice.
Photo upload
Adding a space’s photo opens an upload panel: click it or drag a file in. This is the only way a photo reaches Gia — pasting an image into the chat or offering a web link will not work.
What You Can Do
Venue & property owners
The full workflow, without leaving the conversation: pick a design project or have one made, add a property and its spaces, upload a room photo, search your real rental inventory plus your approved rental partners’ catalogs, then generate and refine renders that land in that project.
Event planners
Design at venues you don’t own: put a Gia marketplace venue on a project — or create one that isn’t listed — pick one of its spaces, pull in your rental providers’ catalogs, and generate renders that land on both the project and the venue.
Your Gia dashboard stays the workspace. Every render lands in the project you chose, right alongside work done in Vibe Studio. Editing inventory, managing your team, and authoring design decks stay in the dashboard.
Good to Know
The short version — the full guide covers everything.
Yes. The assistant works inside your organization’s workspace — a space, your rules, and one rental provider. Until that’s done in your Gia dashboard, every tool answers with the same message pointing you back to it. Once it’s done there is nothing to reconnect.
Through the upload panel that appears when you create a space — click it or drag a file in. The assistant cannot take a photo you paste into the chat, and it refuses web links, so the panel is the way through. One photo per space; uploading a new one replaces what was there.
Yes — renders count against your normal Gia generation limits, the same quota as the app, including per-project limits for organization accounts. When you’re over, the assistant is told so and will say so.
The tool list is cached by the client when you first connect. If your account changed — for example, you joined an organization after connecting — remove and re-add the Gia connector. If the list is still stale, that’s a known client-side caching limitation; contact support.
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Every tool by account type, what's not available yet, and troubleshooting — all in the complete guide.