Reclaim.ai MCP. Command your calendar, don't just view it.

Listen up. This server—the Reclaim.ai MCP Server—hooks your AI agent right into your professional calendar and task list. It turns your client from just a chatbot into a real executive assistant that handles complex scheduling without you having to manually copy-paste anything.

When you're set up with this, you can control everything from setting priorities to pulling analytics on where you actually burn time last month.

Creating and Adjusting Tasks:
Your AI client uses create_task when it needs to book a new item on your calendar. You just give it the title, how long it'll take in minutes, the due date, and what priority level—P1 through P4—it has. Reclaim handles the smart placement automatically so you don't clash with anything else already booked.

If that task needs to change, you can use update_task to modify any of its parameters using a JSON payload. And if it’s trash and you gotta ditch it for good? You call delete_task. Don't forget, deleting a task is permanent; you won't get that back.

Reviewing Your Schedule History:
Need the full picture of your day? Call list_calendar_events, and it pulls every single thing scheduled on your planner for a date range—that includes events you manually booked and stuff your AI agent created. It gives you the whole story.

To see what tasks are floating around, check list_tasks. This lists everything Reclaim manages and lets you filter by status: NEW, SCHEDULED, IN_PROGRESS, or COMPLETE.

If you wanna know exactly what details a specific task has—maybe you need to verify the original due date or priority—you use get_task with just that single Reclaim.ai task ID. You can also confirm who's making the request by running get_current_user, which pulls your basic profile data.

Tracking Habits and Routine Time:
If you wanna make sure those deep work sessions or core routines actually stick to the schedule, run list_habits. This shows you all the recurring, protected time blocks (Habits) that are set up in Reclaim.ai.

Want to send out your booking link fast? list_scheduling_links pulls and lists all those shareable booking page URLs so you can drop them into a chat with clients or teammates immediately.

Analyzing Time Allocation:
You don't just get event names; you get hard numbers. You use get_analytics to pull detailed time reports, showing exactly how many hours you allocated focus across different activity categories over any specific date range you pick. It tells you where your time actually went.

The rundown is this: Your agent uses these tools together. It can list all the tasks using list_tasks, check what events are booked via list_calendar_events, and then, if it needs to schedule something new, it'll call create_task. If you need to know what those habits look like, you run list_habits before you even think about calling get_analytics for a report.

You can also pull your profile data with get_current_user just to make sure the whole thing is running under the right user context.