Cal.com MCP. Manage bookings and availability through natural conversation.

This server connects your AI agent directly to Cal.com, letting it manage all scheduling and booking logic right from your chat interface. You don't need to open a web browser; your agent handles the complexity of calendars for you.

Managing Appointments: Creating and Changing Bookings

You can handle appointments end-to-end. To schedule something new, your agent uses create_booking, which takes either an event type ID or a user name to set up the meeting. Need to ditch a meeting? It executes cancel_booking using the unique booking ID. If plans change, you'll use reschedule_booking to move that existing appointment to a new date and time.

You can check every detail about a single event by calling get_booking with its UID, or if you just need a full rundown of what's scheduled, the list_bookings tool pulls it all for you.

Checking Availability: Finding Open Time Slots

Before booking anything, your agent needs to know when someone's free. You ask it to check available time slots using get_slots for a specific user and meeting type on any given date. It also checks exactly which times a person is already booked or unavailable by calling get_busy_times. To get basic info about who you're dealing with, your agent retrieves the current profile details via get_me, and it can check if anyone's set out-of-office announcements using list_out_of_office.

Defining Templates and Organization Structure

Your agent handles the structure of meetings themselves. You can define a new standard meeting format—what we call an event type—using create_event_type. This tool lets you set up templates with specific, recurring durations. If those rules change, you'll update them using update_event_type, and you can see every template that exists by running list_event_types.

Beyond meetings, the server manages your entire organization setup. Your agent can create a new department or group using create_team and then establish specific membership records with create_membership. To handle company-wide planning, it generates and saves an entire team's operational calendar through create_schedule, which you can view via list_schedules; if the rules change, use update_schedule to modify those existing parameters.

Advanced Utility and System Tools

It handles all the background processes too. If a team needs an automated notification when something happens (like a booking being made), you can set up an external trigger endpoint using create_webhook. You'll also need to manage usage credits; your agent checks your current balance with get_credits and deducts fees for API use by calling charge_credits.

For extra control, you can retrieve all existing team schedules via list_schedules, or if you ever need a list of every single membership record in the organization, that's available too. This server gives your agent everything it needs to manage complex corporate logistics without needing human intervention.