Tools

You do not need these names to use the server. Ask in plain language and the assistant picks the right tool. The list is here for when you want to know exactly what a connection can do. Most tools match a REST API endpoint and link to its reference. Every tool takes an optional workspace argument, the subdomain of a connected workspace. Left out, it runs against the workspace the connection was set up with. ListWorkspaces reports the values you can pass. What a tool returns depends on the credential. Over OAuth, lists come back filtered to the permissions of the person who approved the connection, and a record they cannot open is refused rather than returned; an API key reaches the whole workspace. A tool that creates, updates, or deletes is also refused when the connection was not granted the Create and update or Delete permission.

Workspaces

Tool	What it does
`ListWorkspaces`	Lists the workspaces this connection can reach, with the subdomain to pass as the `workspace` argument of other tools.

ListWorkspaces has no REST endpoint, which is why it is not linked.

Meetings

Meetings are the bookable pages the workspace exposes. The REST API calls them scheduling links.

Tool	What it does
`ListMeetings`	Lists meeting pages with their hosts, durations and spots. Can be narrowed to one host’s email, or searched by name or slug.
`GetMeeting`	Returns one meeting page in full.
`CreateMeeting`	Creates a meeting page from a name, a duration and the emails of its hosts. The slug is derived from the name unless one is given.
`UpdateMeeting`	Updates a meeting’s editable fields, including its host list. Only the fields passed change.
`DeleteMeeting`	Stops a meeting page accepting bookings. A meeting with bookings or routing form submissions is soft-deleted and keeps its history; any other is removed permanently.
`ListMeetingSlots`	Lists the open booking slots a meeting offers in a given month, optionally narrowed to one day, in the requested time zone. With `override_availability`, lists every future time that can be booked outside availability, and the times another overridden booking already takes.
`CreateMeetingOneOffLink`	Creates a single-use booking link for a meeting, for sharing with one person.

Meetings are addressed by sid, the short identifier in the meeting’s URL. GetMeeting also accepts the booking-page slug.

Meeting durations

Tool	What it does
`ListMeetingDurations`	Lists the duration options a meeting offers, ordered by length.
`GetMeetingDuration`	Returns one duration option on a meeting.
`CreateMeetingDuration`	Adds a duration option to a meeting, optionally as the default.
`UpdateMeetingDuration`	Changes a duration option’s length or default flag.
`DeleteMeetingDuration`	Removes a duration option from a meeting.

Meeting spots

Spots are the places a meeting can happen. The REST API calls them meeting places.

Tool	What it does
`ListMeetingSpots`	Lists the spot options a meeting offers to bookers.
`GetMeetingSpot`	Returns one spot option on a meeting.
`CreateMeetingSpot`	Adds a spot option to a meeting. A phone call spot needs a phone number, an in-person spot a location, and a custom spot its text.
`UpdateMeetingSpot`	Changes a spot option’s type, details or default flag.
`DeleteMeetingSpot`	Removes a spot option from a meeting.

Meeting availability

These tools override a host’s default schedule on one meeting. Times are given in the host’s local time zone.

Tool	What it does
`CreateMeetingAvailability`	Creates a meeting-level availability for one host. Its periods replace that host’s default schedule on that meeting.
`UpdateMeetingAvailability`	Replaces the meeting-level availability of every host of a meeting with the given periods. An empty list clears them and makes the meeting unbookable.

Bookings

Tool	What it does
`ListBookings`	Lists bookings. Can be narrowed by host email, client email, or type: upcoming, past, cancelled or incomplete.
`GetBooking`	Returns one booking in full, including its payment.
`CreateBooking`	Books a meeting for a client at a slot date and time in the client’s time zone, and sends the usual confirmations and calendar invites. With `override_availability`, books a time outside the meeting’s availability, and `host_email` picks the host on a meeting with several hosts.
`UpdateBooking`	Reschedules a booking, moves it to cancelled, approved or rejected, or sets its meeting outcome. One of the three per call. With `override_availability`, reschedules outside the meeting’s availability and keeps the current host.
`CreateBookingPayment`	Records a UPI or cash payment on an unpaid booking, optionally applying a discount code.
`UpdateBookingPayment`	Confirms or rejects a booking payment.

Bookings are addressed by sid or by UUID. override_availability ignores available hours, minimum notice, buffer time, booking limits, the maximum bookings per slot of a group meeting, holidays, calendar conflicts and existing bookings. Past times are still refused, and a host can’t have two overridden bookings at the same time. Over OAuth, only a host of the meeting or an admin can use it. Every booking tool returns is_overridden, and CreateBooking and UpdateBooking also return bypassed_rules, listing the rules that call skipped.

Availabilities

Availabilities are the named schedules attached to team members. Period times are given and returned in the owner’s local time zone as HH:MM AM/PM.

Tool	What it does
`ListAvailabilities`	Lists the workspace’s named schedules. Can be narrowed to the schedules of given team member emails.
`GetAvailability`	Returns one schedule with its weekly periods and date overrides.
`CreateAvailability`	Creates a named schedule for a team member from weekly periods and optional date overrides.
`UpdateAvailability`	Renames a schedule, or replaces its periods or its date overrides.

Availabilities are addressed by UUID or by sid.

Meeting templates

Templates are reusable presets used to seed new meetings.

Tool	What it does
`ListMeetingTemplates`	Lists templates with their hosts, durations and spots. Can be narrowed to one host’s email, or searched by name or slug.
`GetMeetingTemplate`	Returns one template in full.
`CreateMeetingTemplate`	Creates a template from a name and a duration. The slug is derived from the name unless one is given.
`UpdateMeetingTemplate`	Updates a template’s editable fields. Only the fields passed change.
`DeleteMeetingTemplate`	Removes a template.

Templates are addressed by UUID or by sid, not by slug. Creating and updating a template have no page in the API reference, which is why those two tools are not linked.

Automation rules

Tool	What it does
`ListAutomationRules`	Lists the workspace’s automation rules with their trigger events and meetings.
`CreateAutomationRule`	Creates a rule that fires on an event, such as a booking being confirmed or cancelled, and runs its actions for the listed meetings.
`DeleteAutomationRule`	Removes a rule so it stops firing.

There is no tool for updating a rule.

Packages

Session packages are bundles of several bookings sold to clients.

Tool	What it does
`ListPackages`	Lists the workspace’s session packages.
`GetPackage`	Returns one package with the meetings it includes.
`ListPackagePurchases`	Lists the purchases of a package, with each buyer’s remaining bookings or minutes.
`GetPackagePurchase`	Returns one purchase of a package.

There is no tool for creating or changing a package.

Discount codes

Tool	What it does
`CreateDiscountCode`	Creates a percentage or fixed-amount discount code for paid bookings, optionally limited to given meetings or emails, a redemption count, or an expiry.

There is no tool for listing, updating or deleting discount codes. The REST API covers those.

Team members

Tool	What it does
`ListTeamMembers`	Lists active team members with their email address, name, time zone and role. Can be narrowed to one exact email address.
`GetTeamMember`	Returns one active team member by user ID.
`CreateTeamMember`	Invites one or more people by email address into an existing role, Standard by default, and sends invitation emails unless told not to.
`UpdateTeamMember`	Changes a member’s email address, name, time zone or organization role. Only the fields passed change.
`DeleteTeamMember`	Deactivates a member. They can no longer sign in, they are removed from their meetings, and their calendar integrations are disconnected. A meeting left without a host is disabled.

Team members are addressed by their user ID, the UUID that ListTeamMembers returns. CreateTeamMember is all-or-nothing. If any address or role is rejected nobody is invited, so a failed call leaves the workspace unchanged and is safe to retry. An email address that already belongs to the workspace is reactivated and moved to the given role rather than invited again. A workspace always keeps at least one Admin, so a CreateTeamMember call that would move its last Admin out of that role is rejected.

Getting started

Reference

Workspaces

Meetings

Meeting durations

Meeting spots

Meeting availability

Bookings

Availabilities

Meeting templates

Automation rules

Packages

Discount codes

Team members

​Workspaces

​Meetings

​Meeting durations

​Meeting spots

​Meeting availability

​Bookings

​Availabilities

​Meeting templates

​Automation rules

​Packages

​Discount codes

​Team members

Workspaces

Meetings

Meeting durations

Meeting spots

Meeting availability

Bookings

Availabilities

Meeting templates

Automation rules

Packages

Discount codes

Team members