Luma Event Attendees
Source people from Luma events. Direct-scrape mode is keyless (hosts + metadata); search mode (Apify) discovers events by topic+location and returns full guest profiles.
When to use
- "Get attendees/hosts/speakers from [Luma event]." / "Find [topic] events in [city]."
- Feeds
event-prospecting-pipelineandget-qualified-leads-from-luma.
How to run
Direct-scrape mode (free) — a single event URL
cd ${SKILL_DIR}/scripts && npm install && npx playwright install chromium
node ${SKILL_DIR}/scripts/luma_scrape_pw.mjs \
--event-url https://lu.ma/abc123 \
--output ${WORKSPACE}/people.json
Renders the Luma event page, reads its embedded __NEXT_DATA__, and extracts event
metadata + hosts (+ any publicly embedded guests). Hosts/metadata only — not the full
registered-guest list.
Search mode (paid) — topic + location → full guest profiles
python3 ${SKILL_DIR}/scripts/luma_search.py \
--search "AI agents San Francisco" \
--max-events 20 \
--output json # json | csv
Runs the Apify Luma actor (requires APIFY_API_TOKEN) to discover events and return full
guest profiles with LinkedIn/X/bio. Override the actor with APIFY_LUMA_ACTOR.
Outputs
- Direct-scrape:
{event_name, event_url, event_date, mode, people: [...]}. - Search:
{mode, search, people: [...]}(or CSV). - Each person:
{name, bio, linkedin_url, x, instagram, website, company, event_date, role}. People are deduped across events; null names are skipped.
Credentials / env
- Required: none — direct-scrape mode runs keylessly via the headless browser.
- Optional:
APIFY_API_TOKEN— required for search mode and full guest-profile extraction;APIFY_LUMA_ACTORto override the actor. Without the token, only direct-scrape (hosts + metadata) is available.
Notes & edge cases
- Direct scrape yields hosts/metadata only; full registered-guest profiles need the Apify search-mode actor.
- Luma is JS-heavy — direct scraping uses the browser/proxy.
- Luma search returns events from all time periods — downstream pipelines must filter by
event_datefor recency. - Handle null names (skipped) and dedup people across multiple event results (both done).