Lessonspace

@lessonspace show me our organization's current usage stats and plan details

Your Lessonspace organization (ID: org_abc123) is on the Professional plan. Current usage: 47 of 100 monthly sessions used, 3 active spaces, 12 registered users. Billing cycle resets in 18 days. Storage: 2.3 GB of 10 GB limit. No rate-limit warnings at this usage level.

This read-only query demonstrates the Get Organisation Details tool. Requires a valid API key with organization-level read permissions. Usage stats refresh hourly, so real-time session counts may lag slightly. Useful for capacity planning before scheduling new sessions.

@lessonspace create a temporary demo space I can embed for tomorrow's product walkthrough

Demo space created successfully. Embed URL: https://demo.lessonspace.com/spaces/demo_xyz789 (valid for 24 hours). This transient space includes whiteboard, screen sharing, and chat features. No authentication required for attendees. Space auto-deletes after expiration—any content will be lost.

The Create Demo Space tool generates ephemeral environments ideal for trials or one-time presentations. Trade-off: demo spaces don't persist recordings or chat logs. If you need archival, use Launch Space with a permanent space ID instead. No user provisioning needed.

@lessonspace list all sessions from the past week and summarize which tutors had the highest attendance

Retrieved 23 sessions from the past 7 days. Tutor attendance summary: Sarah Chen led 8 sessions (avg 4.2 students each), Marcus Liu led 7 sessions (avg 3.8 students), Priya Sharma led 5 sessions (avg 5.1 students). Three sessions were canceled. Priya's sessions had the highest per-session engagement despite fewer total sessions.

This example pairs the Get Organisation Session List tool with AI reasoning to synthesize attendance patterns. The MCP returns paginated session metadata; the AI calculates averages and trends. Requires organization ID from a prior Get Organisation Details call. Session data includes timestamps, participant counts, and duration—not chat transcripts.

When you need embedded trial rooms without provisioning accounts

A 6-person edtech startup selling white-label tutoring software wants prospects to test video rooms before signup. The Create Demo Space tool spins up transient iframes in under 2 seconds—no user accounts, no cleanup. This works if your sales cycle is under 30 days and you're demoing to fewer than 50 prospects monthly. Beyond that threshold, you'll hit rate limits on the demo endpoint and need proper space provisioning. The Launch Space tool handles production use cases where you've already authenticated users and assigned roles. If your onboarding flow requires persistent session history or custom branding from day one, skip the demo tool and provision real spaces with your org token from the start.

Track session volume when billing depends on classroom hours

A 12-person customer success team at a virtual classroom provider needs weekly reports on which school districts are hitting their contracted session limits. The Get Organisation Session List tool pulls paginated records filtered by date range, then you export to CSV for invoicing. This is the right call if you're auditing fewer than 10,000 sessions per month—pagination works but gets slow beyond that. The Get Organisation Details tool shows plan tier and aggregate usage stats, which answers "are we close to our org-wide cap" faster than iterating through session lists. If your billing logic needs real-time session start/end webhooks instead of batch pulls, this MCP won't cover it. Use it for weekly reconciliation, not live metering.

Launch student or tutor spaces based on booking context

A 3-person marketplace team routes tutors and students into Lessonspace rooms after they book a session. The Launch Space tool takes user ID, role (student/tutor/observer), and space ID to generate the join URL. This works when you control user identity in your own database and need to enforce role-based permissions—tutors get whiteboard access, students don't. The API key auth means you're making server-side calls, not exposing tokens in client JavaScript. If your marketplace has more than two roles (say, teaching assistants or parent observers), confirm Lessonspace's role enum supports them before committing. This MCP is the right fit if you're already managing session lifecycle in your app and just need the video room as a component.