Clockwise MCP. Find open team slots and protect deep work time.
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Clockwise MCP Server. Manage your calendar and focus time from any agent. Check team availability, audit deep work blocks, and optimize meetings by talking to your AI client.
It keeps your calendar healthy and your focus time protected.
What your AI agents can do
Get autopilot status
Checks if the automatic meeting rescheduling feature (Autopilot) is currently active.
Get calendar events
Retrieves the list of major blocks and events on your calendar.
Get current user
Gets the account details for the person currently using the server.
The server finds overlapping free blocks across multiple team members to find the best time for a meeting.
You can list and review the deep work blocks the AI has scheduled to make sure you have enough space for deep work.
The AI can toggle Autopilot to automatically move flexible meetings, keeping your calendar optimal.
The system pulls historical data on how often your meetings break up and the cost of switching context.
The agent generates weekly or monthly reports showing your deep work progress and overall calendar health.
You can change your meeting-free days, lunch breaks, or focus time goals directly through the agent.
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Clockwise MCP Server: 10 Tools for Time Management
These tools allow your AI agent to manage calendar blocks, check team free time, and adjust your focus goals.
019d7573get autopilot status
Checks if the automatic meeting rescheduling feature (Autopilot) is currently active.
019d7573get calendar events
Retrieves the list of major blocks and events on your calendar.
019d7573get current user
Gets the account details for the person currently using the server.
019d7573get focus time
Extracts details about the periods the system designated for deep work.
019d7573get meeting analytics
Gets historical data and metrics about your past meetings.
019d7573get preferences
Retrieves your current explicit settings, like meeting-free days or preferred lunch times.
019d7573get team availability
Calculates and returns the free time slots for multiple team members.
019d7573get time insights
Retrieves deep analytics reports on your focus time performance.
019d7573toggle autopilot
Turns the automatic meeting adjustment feature on or off.
019d7573update preferences
Allows you to change your meeting rules and focus goals.
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Build Your Own
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What you can do with this MCP connector
You've got the Clockwise MCP Server connected to your AI agent. This lets you take charge of your calendar and focus time without needing to click buttons. You'll use natural talk to manage meetings and protect your deep work blocks.
Check team free time: You can use get_team_availability to find overlapping free blocks across multiple people, figuring out the best time for a meeting. Audit focus blocks: get_focus_time shows you the deep work blocks the system set up, so you can make sure you've got enough space for thinking. Adjust meeting schedules: You can use toggle_autopilot to turn the automatic meeting adjustment feature on or off, letting the AI keep your calendar running smoothly. Analyze meeting history: get_meeting_analytics pulls historical data on how often your meetings fragment and the real cost of switching context. View time reports: The agent uses get_time_insights to generate weekly or monthly reports showing your deep work progress and overall calendar health. Update time rules: You'll use get_preferences to see your current settings, and then update_preferences to change your meeting rules, like your meeting-free days, lunch breaks, or focus time goals.
How Clockwise MCP Works
- 1 Subscribe to the Clockwise server and enter your API key or OAuth token.
- 2 Tell your AI client what you need—for example, 'Find a 30-minute slot for John and Sarah tomorrow.'
- 3 The agent uses the tools to find the slots and gives you options, letting you confirm the meeting time.
The bottom line is, you talk to your AI client, and it handles the scheduling logic using the Clockwise tools.
Who Is Clockwise MCP For?
Anyone who spends too much time in meetings and struggles to find focus time. This is for the Operations Manager who needs to analyze team-wide meeting fragmentation, the Team Lead who has to coordinate schedules for a whole department, or the busy professional who just wants to protect their deep work time without manually adjusting every single calendar entry.
Analyzes meeting fragmentation costs and time insights to improve how the whole department schedules.
Checks collective team availability and runs reports to optimize meeting schedules for the whole squad.
Protects personal focus time and updates calendar preferences so meetings don't interrupt deep work.
What Changes When You Connect
- Find team openings instantly. Use
get_team_availabilityto check overlapping free time for any number of people without guessing. - Protect your concentration. Use
get_focus_timeto list and audit the deep work blocks the AI set, ensuring you have dedicated space to think. - Keep your calendar clean. Run
toggle_autopilotto let the AI automatically move flexible meetings, keeping your focus time protected. - Understand your time loss. Use
get_meeting_analyticsto pull historical data on meeting fragmentation and context switching costs. - Track your progress. Run
get_time_insightsto get weekly or monthly reports showing your deep work achievements and calendar health. - Control your schedule. Use
update_preferencesto change your meeting-free days or adjust your focus time goals.
Real-World Use Cases
Need to schedule a cross-functional kickoff meeting
A project manager needs to find a 90-minute slot for five people across three time zones. They ask their agent, 'What's the best time for the kickoff?' The agent runs get_team_availability and returns a few specific time windows, letting the manager book the meeting.
Reviewing meeting overload after a busy quarter
An ops manager wants to know how much time was lost to context switching. They ask their agent to pull the meeting history, triggering get_meeting_analytics. The agent delivers a report showing fragmentation costs, helping the manager plan better meeting structures next quarter.
Protecting deep work time for a major deliverable
A developer has a massive coding sprint. They ask their agent, 'Block off 4 hours of uninterrupted focus time this week.' The agent uses update_preferences and get_focus_time to schedule and audit the deep work blocks, keeping the calendar clear.
Adjusting personal work boundaries
A team member's schedule is getting messy. They tell their agent, 'I need every Friday afternoon to be meeting-free.' The agent uses update_preferences to block out the time, instantly updating the team's view of their availability.
The Tradeoffs
Manual Calendar Overhaul
The user opens 10 different tabs, manually checks team calendars, emails people asking for availability, and then uses the calendar app's native scheduling tool to move everything.
→
Just ask your agent. The agent uses get_team_availability to check overlapping free time across everyone, then you tell it to schedule the meeting. It handles the whole flow.
Ignoring Focus Time Limits
The user just accepts every meeting invite because they are afraid of missing context, leading to a fragmented calendar and burnout.
→
Use get_focus_time to audit your current deep work blocks. Then, use update_preferences to set hard limits, and let the AI help you protect that time.
Trying to track time loss manually
The user keeps a spreadsheet tracking every time they jump between projects, manually calculating the cost of context switching.
→
Let the server run get_meeting_analytics. It pulls historical data and gives you the numbers on meeting fragmentation and context switching costs.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this if your primary bottleneck is scheduling or time management. You need to know, with certainty, who is free when, and where your time is actually going. You should use this when you need to manage complex, multi-person calendars or audit your deep work patterns. Don't use it if you just need to read a single person's calendar; the tools are overkill. Also, if you only need to check one person's availability, a simple calendar API might suffice. But if you need team-wide coordination or long-term trend analysis, this server is what you need. It gives you the full picture, from immediate availability checks (get_team_availability) to historical insights (get_meeting_analytics).
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Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and more
The Model Context Protocol standardizes how applications expose capabilities to LLMs. Instead of operating in isolation, your AI gains direct access to external platforms, live data, and real-world actions through secure, standardized connections.
This server provides 10 capabilities that interface natively with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP client. No middleware. No custom integration required.
Available Capabilities
Finding an open slot for three people shouldn't take 15 minutes.
Normally, coordinating a meeting requires opening three separate calendars, checking for conflicts, sending out multiple follow-up emails, and then manually finding the 30-minute gap that works for everyone. You spend more time scheduling than actually meeting.
With this MCP server, you just ask your agent. It runs `get_team_availability` across all accounts and immediately spits out all the overlapping free windows. You see the options, you pick one. Done.
Clockwise MCP Server: Audit your schedule and focus time
You currently have to jump between your calendar view, a separate analytics dashboard, and a preferences menu just to check if you're actually protecting your deep work time. It's a painful, multi-step process.
Now, you talk to your agent. It runs `get_focus_time` and `get_time_insights` to give you a single, comprehensive view of your deep work status and calendar health. You get the full story, instantly.
Common Questions About Clockwise MCP
How does the get_team_availability tool work? +
The get_team_availability tool calculates the free time slots across multiple specified accounts. It returns precise time ranges where every person in the list is free, so you can book the meeting.
Can I use get_autopilot_status to change meeting settings? +
No. get_autopilot_status only reads the current status of Autopilot. To change the settings, you must use the toggle_autopilot or update_preferences tools.
What is the difference between get_time_insights and get_meeting_analytics? +
They track different things. get_time_insights pulls deep analytics on your personal deep work achievements and calendar health. get_meeting_analytics looks at historical meeting data, like how often meetings break up.
How do I update my meeting-free days using update_preferences? +
You tell the agent you want to change a preference, and it runs update_preferences. This tool allows you to override your existing calendar settings, setting things like meeting-free days or focus goals.
Does get_current_user help with scheduling? +
Yes, get_current_user retrieves your basic account identity. This is necessary background data that the agent uses to know who is making the scheduling request.
How do I use get_focus_time to check my Deep Work limits? +
The get_focus_time tool extracts the properties driving active Deep Work limits. It gives you a structural view of your current focus blocks, showing exactly when you're scheduled for deep work.
What does get_calendar_events do? +
It identifies bounded logical arrays containing top-level calendar blocks. This tool lets your agent pull a list of all events on a given day or week, helping you see your entire schedule at a glance.
Can I use get_preferences to manage my time goals? +
Yes, get_preferences retrieves the exact structural matching verifying explicit user settings. This allows your agent to read your defined meeting-free days, lunch breaks, or focus goals before making changes.
Can my agent protect my Focus Time automatically? +
Yes. Use the 'update_preferences' tool to set your focus time goals. The Clockwise AI will then automatically identify and block space on your calendar, and your agent can monitor these blocks using the 'get_focus_time' tool.
How do I find a common meeting time for several teammates? +
Provide your agent with a list of emails and a target date. The 'get_team_availability' tool will aggregate free windows across all specified calendars, allowing the agent to suggest the best time for everyone.
Is Clockwise really shutting down in 2026? +
Yes, the Clockwise team is joining Salesforce, and the service is scheduled to sunset on March 27, 2026. Users are encouraged to migrate to alternative solutions like Reclaim.ai before this date.
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