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Enables AI assistants to book meetings, check availability, and manage Cal.com scheduling through natural conversation.

Enables AI assistants to search, read, compose, and manage Thunderbird mail, filters, contacts, and calendar events through the Model Context Protocol.

Enables a family and ranch to manage shared calendars, chores, lists, supplies, animal locations, approvals, and connected devices through MCP tools and interactive Echo Show screens, with account-linked permissions and automations.

A stateless MCP server that forwards calendar operations to a CalDAV server, enabling AI assistants to list, search, create, update, delete events, and query free/busy information via encrypted tokens.

Enables AI apps to read a student's Moodle courses, upcoming and overdue due dates, assignment submission statuses, course grades, gradebook items and announcements. It is strictly read only, so it can never submit, edit or delete anything.

Enables Claude Desktop users at the University of Ghana to read their own Sakai courses through safe, read-only tools — checking deadlines, announcements, calendars, assignments, feedback and grades, and extracting text and page images from lecture slides for study, planning and revision.

Enables AI apps to read a student's courses, due dates, grades, missing work, announcements, modules, discussions, syllabus, and calendar events in a read-only way. It cannot submit, edit, or delete anything, and credentials go only to the user's own school.

Lets Cursor's AI agent read a public Google Calendar through the Model Context Protocol, so users can ask natural-language questions about events and schedules.

Provides persistent memory, calendar integration, task management, and proactive assistance for Alexa+ through the Model Context Protocol.

Empowers AI assistants with real-world capabilities including note management, Gmail integration, Google Calendar and Tasks management, and Git repository operations through the Model Context Protocol.

Enables voice-driven appointment booking for small businesses, letting customers check availability, book, reschedule, and cancel appointments through any MCP client.

A hosted MCP server that allows AI assistants to access Google Calendar and Sheets via OAuth proxy, requiring no Google Cloud setup.

MCP server giving Claude access to Tuta mail, calendar, contacts and drive. Supports mail modes (dedicated/shared/folder), trusted sender filtering with E2E verification, and Docker-based setup.

An unofficial MCP server that enables AI assistants to work with Yandex Tracker, Yandex Mail, and Yandex Calendar on the user's behalf, supporting reading, writing, and workflow automations such as meeting follow-ups, standups, and email-to-task creation.

Agent-native MCP server for Carly, the AI scheduling assistant. Exposes 11 tools to read and manage booking pages, event types, calendars, bookings, and available slots. Allows you to manage and create booking pages from the command line.

Enables AI agents to find open times on YouCanBookMe booking pages, book, reschedule and cancel bookings, and report on bookings, cancellations and no-shows in natural language.

Turn any calendar, contact book, or task list into an AI-orchestrated system. Platform-independent via CalDAV/CardDAV works with Nextcloud, Baikal, Fastmail, and any standards-compliant DAV server. 26 tools with field-agnostic updates.

An MCP server for Kalendia that enables AI assistants to manage calendar connections, sync rules, scheduling pages, and agenda directly from chat.

Enables a small local model to turn ticket screenshots into Google Calendar events, Spotify teaser playlists, setlist.fm lookups, weekly setlist checks, and Telegram topic updates through a few coarse tools.

Gives AI agents read-only access to patient context on any FHIR R4 server, including journey timelines of encounters and appointments, open booking slots, and discharged patients whose follow-ups were never booked. Search, appointment, and follow-up tools return compact summaries, so agents can answer front-desk and outreach questions without write access.