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The NeetoCal MCP server lets an AI assistant manage your scheduling in plain language — no API calls or commands to write. Ask it to list bookings, check availability, create a scheduling link, or reschedule a meeting, and it talks to your NeetoCal workspace for you. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that connects AI assistants to tools like NeetoCal. For most people it’s just the medium — you describe what you want, and the assistant does the rest.

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What you can do

Manage bookings

List, reschedule, approve, cancel, and record payments on bookings.

Check availability

Look up open slots and team availability before booking.

Create links

Spin up meetings, one-off links, and reusable templates on request.

Automate the rest

Manage availabilities, automation rules, packages, and discount codes.

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What you need

  1. A supported AI assistant — Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code (GitHub Copilot), Windsurf, or Antigravity.
  2. A NeetoCal API key — learn how to generate one.
The MCP server authenticates with the same API key the REST API uses. Unlike the CLI, which signs in through your browser, MCP passes the key as a bearer token from your assistant’s config.
Ready? Connect your assistant.