One year ago we released our AI Email Assistant to the public

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One year ago we released our AI Email Assistant to the public. A few months later we embedded it into our Unified Calendar creating the first ever Agentic Calendar. We then released the calendar agent with our mobile app before many of the other agent products even considered users would be dispatching tasks on the go (I call it Vibe Calendaring). After thousands of AI assisted meetings booked, I am excited to announce our latest agentic product.

Bring Your Own Agent

Between then and now many new agents have sprung up: OpenClaw, Hermes, Codex, and Claude Code have quickly become some of the most adopted agent harnesses on the market. Everyone has their preference and opinion about which works best and which model work best. We want to allow our users to harness the latest models and agents to manage their calendars and CalendarBridge accounts, so we are releasing the CalendarBridge MCP server.

The CalendarBridge MCP server lets you manage all of your calendars directly from your agent of choice. Your agent will now have access to all of your Google, Microsoft, ICS, and Apple iCloud calendars. Have your agent find free time across your calendars, create deep work blocker events, and reschedule events. Have your agents run weekly tasks like sending you your schedule for the week on Monday mornings or look for double bookings.

CalendarBridge Account Where You Need It

Besides calendar management the server will also let you manage your CalendarBridge account with access to all of our features. You can sync all of your primary calendars, create one off booking links, and add more calendar accounts, all from your agent. This unlocks a lot of interesting use cases. I had Claude build a dashboard of my CalendarBridge account that looked a whole lot like our recent user portal redesign. 🤫

Agent-To-Agent (Agent Inception)

Our AI assistant is not going anywhere, in fact, it is part of our MCP server. That's right, you can now dispatch your AI scheduling agent from your agent of choice. This unlocks powerful use cases where scheduling tasks get delegated to a more purpose built agent freeing up your general purpose agent to get other tasks done for you (and save money on tokens in the process).

Security

Our MCP server follows all best practices and provides fine grained permissions so your agent can never perform any tasks without your explicit permission. All tool calls are annotated with their access control levels and provide detailed information to the agent on what the tool call can and can’t do.

Build it yourself? Build it yourself!

“SaaS is dead.” “Why not just use OpenClaw?” “We’ll just vibe code it.”

My answer to all of these is GO FOR IT. But if you need a rock solid, secure calendar syncing and management API for your agents, I recommend using our industry leading platform as a foundation for your calendar integrations.

CalendarBridge

Originally posted on LinkedIn on 2026-07-09.

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