> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.thatsme.com.br/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Maximizing Recommendation Rate

> How to fill event data so the AI recommends your events to the right people

That's Me's recommendation engine reads your event description and extracts
skills, keywords, level, and audience automatically. Better descriptions = better matches.

## How the AI reads your event

When you create or update an event, the platform automatically:

1. Extracts `skills` (e.g. "inglês", "liderança", "corrida de rua")
2. Extracts `keywords` (e.g. "certificação", "maratona", "B2")
3. Determines `level` (beginner / intermediate / advanced)
4. Determines `step_type` (theory / practice / experience)

These are used to match your event with users whose Goals align.

## Writing a good event name

<CodeGroup>
  ```text Good theme={null}
  "English Level 2 — Intermediate Conversation"
  "42km Marathon Training Program — Advanced"
  "Agile Project Management Certification"
  ```

  ```text Bad theme={null}
  "Course 2"
  "Training"
  "Event March"
  ```
</CodeGroup>

## Writing a good description

Include:

* **What the participant will learn or achieve** ("After completing this course, participants will...")
* **Skills developed** (name them explicitly)
* **Audience** ("Designed for intermediate English speakers...")
* **Format** (online / in-person / hybrid)

The AI re-reads your description every time you emit certificates — keep it updated.

## Connecting events in a Skill Tree

Structure your events at **Event → Edit → Skill Tree**.
The visual editor lets you organize events into stage columns and connect them with different relation types. When a user completes Event A, Event B appears as their "Next Step" on their certificate page and in recommendation emails — driving upsell automatically.

```
                    ┌─ English Level 2 ──→ English Level 3
English Level 1 ──→ │
                    └─ Intermediate Conv. ──→ [TOEFL — curated by That's Me]
```

The **Intelligence** tab in the editor automatically suggests connections and warns about level gaps. The more complete the Skill Tree, the more precise the recommendation engine becomes.