Calendar · 1 skill
Calendly MCP: connect it to Claude Code, plus ready-made skills
Pull meetings booked, canceled and marked no-show from Calendly by event type and host, and report the week's bookings and how they compare with last week.
How to connect Calendly MCP to Claude Code, Codex or Cursor
- Calendly MCP server, hosted by Calendly at
https://mcp.calendly.com. It signs in with OAuth and dynamic client registration and doesn't accept personal access tokens, so use a client that supports that flow, such as Claude Code (claude mcp add --transport http calendly https://mcp.calendly.com), Codex or Cursor. Its tools map to API v2 and include writes such as booking and canceling (docs). - API v2 with a personal access token. In Calendly, open Integrations > API & Webhooks and generate a token, choosing the scopes it needs as you create it. Store it in
CALENDLY_ACCESS_TOKENand send it as a Bearer token.
Give the token read-only scopes for scheduled events, event types and users. The MCP server can book and cancel meetings, so approve its write calls yourself or keep it for interactive use.
1 Calendly skill
What agents do with Calendly
Calendly's API v2 (https://api.calendly.com) centers on scheduled events. GET /scheduled_events takes a user or organization URI, min_start_time and max_start_time, status (active or canceled) and sort, and returns each meeting's event type, start and end time, location and created_at, which is when it was booked. GET /scheduled_events/{uuid}/invitees returns who booked, their answers to the booking questions, cancellation details, UTM tracking values and a no_show field. GET /event_types maps event type URIs to names such as "Intro call" or "Demo", and GET /users/me returns the user and organization URIs the other calls need. Listing a whole organization's events takes an admin's token.
Sales teams and founders schedule meetings booked this week by event type and host against last week, cancellations and no-shows, where demo bookings came from, and tomorrow's meetings with the questions each invitee answered.
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