What is the skdul MCP Server?

The skdul MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server lets AI assistants like Claude manage your scheduling through natural language. It exposes 33 tools across 9 categories including profile management, bookings, calendar intelligence, and smart booking.

Do I need an API key to use the MCP Server?

No. When connecting from claude.ai or Claude Code, authentication is handled automatically via OAuth. API keys are only needed for other MCP clients that don't support OAuth.

How do I connect skdul to Claude?

Go to claude.ai → Settings → Integrations → Add custom integration, enter the URL https://www.skdul.ai/api/mcp, and complete the OAuth sign-in. For Claude Code, add the MCP config to your .claude/settings.local.json file.

What can I do with natural-language scheduling?

You can manage your entire scheduling workflow: create and manage events, check availability, book meetings, cancel and reschedule, set working hours, analyze calendar health, find focus time, detect conflicts, and negotiate meeting times with other users — all through conversation.

What is the difference between MCP tools and prompts?

Tools are executable actions the AI can perform (like create_booking or detect_conflicts). Prompts are example natural-language phrases you can use in conversation to trigger those tools — they show you how to talk to Claude to get things done.

Can the MCP Server detect scheduling conflicts?

Yes. The detect_conflicts tool finds overlapping bookings and scheduling conflicts. The analyze_calendar_health tool provides a health score and the suggest_reschedules tool recommends meetings to move on overloaded days.

Is the MCP Server compatible with clients other than Claude?

Yes. Any MCP-compatible client that supports remote servers via streamable HTTP can connect using the URL https://www.skdul.ai/api/mcp. Non-OAuth clients can authenticate with an API key.

What scheduling preferences can I set via MCP?

You can set rules like preferred meeting times (mornings, afternoons), maximum meetings per day, minimum notice periods, and no-meeting days. The AI remembers these preferences and applies them when finding slots or making suggestions.

33 tools · 41 prompts

MCP Server

Connect skdul to Claude and other AI assistants for natural-language scheduling.

Last updated March 2026

Overview

The skdul MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server lets AI assistants like Claude manage your scheduling through natural language. Instead of clicking through a UI, just tell Claude what you need — "Book a 30-minute call with Jane tomorrow at 2pm" — and it handles the rest.

The server exposes 31 tools across 9 categories and 42 example prompts to help you get started. Tools cover everything from basic profile management to calendar intelligence, smart booking, and async scheduling negotiation.

Authentication is handled automatically via OAuth when connecting from claude.ai or Claude Code. For other MCP clients, you can use an API key.

Setup

Connect from claude.ai, Claude Code, or any MCP-compatible client. All three methods are shown below.

Connect from claude.ai

No local setup or API key required — authentication is handled via OAuth.

1.Go to claude.ai → Settings → Integrations → Add custom integration
2.
Enter the MCP server URL:
```
https://www.skdul.ai/api/mcp
```
3.Complete the OAuth sign-in to authorize access to your skdul account
4.Start using skdul tools in your Claude conversations

Connect from Claude Code

No local setup required — authentication is handled via OAuth on first use.

Add to .claude/settings.local.json in your project:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "skdul": {
      "url": "https://www.skdul.ai/api/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Connect from other clients

For any MCP client that supports remote servers (streamable HTTP). Use the URL below in your client's MCP configuration.

MCP server URL

https://www.skdul.ai/api/mcp

Example config

{
  "url": "https://www.skdul.ai/api/mcp"
}

Tools Reference

31 tools across 9 categories. Each tool can be invoked by any connected MCP client.

Profile2 tools

Tool	Description
`get_profile`	Get your profile including name, username, timezone, and settings
`update_profile`	Update your display name, timezone, bio, brand color, and more

Events4 tools

Tool	Description
`list_event_types`	List all your events with optional inactive filter
`create_event_type`	Create a new meeting template with duration, location, and buffers
`update_event_type`	Update an existing event's settings
`delete_event_type`	Delete an event

Availability1 tool

Tool	Description
`get_available_slots`	Get available time slots for an event within a date range

Bookings5 tools

Tool	Description
`list_bookings`	List your bookings with status, date, and guest filters
`get_booking`	Get full details for a specific booking
`create_booking`	Create a new booking for a guest with email notifications
`cancel_booking`	Cancel a confirmed booking and notify the guest
`reschedule_booking`	Reschedule a booking to a new time slot

Schedule2 tools

Tool	Description
`get_availability_schedule`	Get your weekly working hours and availability rules
`update_availability_schedule`	Set your working hours for each day of the week

Smart Booking2 tools

Tool	Description
`browse_booking_pages`	Discover a host's public events before booking
`find_and_book_best_slot`	Find the optimal time slot with a host and optionally book it

Scheduling Preferences5 tools

Tool	Description
`get_scheduling_preferences`	Retrieve active scheduling preference rules
`set_scheduling_preference`	Create or update a scheduling preference rule
`delete_scheduling_preference`	Delete a scheduling preference rule
`get_scheduling_insights`	Get detected patterns from your booking history
`get_contact_context`	Get scheduling history and patterns with a specific contact

Calendar Intelligence5 tools

Tool	Description
`analyze_calendar_health`	Get a health score and analysis of your calendar
`detect_conflicts`	Find overlapping bookings and scheduling conflicts
`get_week_summary`	Get a daily breakdown of your week with warnings
`find_focus_time`	Find available deep-work blocks in your schedule
`suggest_reschedules`	Get suggestions for meetings to move on overloaded days

Negotiation5 tools

Tool	Description
`create_scheduling_request`	Create an async scheduling request with another user
`list_scheduling_requests`	List your sent and received scheduling requests
`get_scheduling_request`	Get full details of a scheduling request
`respond_to_scheduling_request`	Accept or reject a scheduling request
`cancel_scheduling_request`	Cancel a scheduling request you initiated

Example Prompts

42 example prompts across 9 categories. Copy any prompt and paste it into a Claude conversation with the skdul MCP server connected.

Profile

“What's my skdul profile?Featured
“Update my bio to 'Founder building in public'.
“Change my brand color to midnight blue.
“Switch my time format to 24-hour.
“What timezone am I set to?

Events

“Create a 15-minute coffee chat event.Featured
“List all my active events.
“Add a 5-minute buffer after my 30-minute meetings.
“Disable my 'Quick Call' event temporarily.
“Set a minimum 2-hour notice on all events.

Availability

“What slots do I have open next Tuesday?Featured
“Show available times for my 30-min meeting this week.
“Am I free between 2-4pm on Thursday?
“Find open slots for a 1-hour meeting in the next 3 days.

Bookings

“Show all my upcoming bookings.Featured
“Book a 30-min call with jane@example.com tomorrow at 2pm.
“Cancel my meeting with John and let him know.
“Reschedule tomorrow's 3pm to Friday at 10am.
“How many meetings do I have this week?

Schedule

“What are my current working hours?Featured
“Set my hours to 10am-6pm, Monday through Friday.
“Block off Fridays — no meetings.
“Add Saturday 9am-12pm as available.

Smart Booking

“Find the best time to meet with @sarah next week.Featured
“What meeting types does @alex offer?
“Book the earliest morning slot with @sarah.
“Preview available times with @mike, preferring afternoons.

Preferences

“I prefer morning meetings — remember that.Featured
“Never schedule anything before 10am.
“Cap my meetings at 4 per day.
“What scheduling patterns have you noticed?
“How often do I meet with sarah@example.com?

Calendar Intelligence

“How healthy is my calendar this week?Featured
“Do I have any scheduling conflicts?
“Give me a summary of next week.
“Find me a 2-hour focus block tomorrow.
“Which meetings should I consider rescheduling?

Negotiation

“Send a meeting request to @alex for a 30-min sync.Featured
“Show my pending scheduling requests.
“Accept the scheduling request from Sarah.
“Cancel the request I sent to Mike.
“What's the status of my request to @alex?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the skdul MCP Server?: The skdul MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server lets AI assistants like Claude manage your scheduling through natural language. It exposes 33 tools across 9 categories including profile management, bookings, calendar intelligence, and smart booking.
Do I need an API key to use the MCP Server?: No. When connecting from claude.ai or Claude Code, authentication is handled automatically via OAuth. API keys are only needed for other MCP clients that don't support OAuth.
How do I connect skdul to Claude?: Go to claude.ai → Settings → Integrations → Add custom integration, enter the URL https://www.skdul.ai/api/mcp, and complete the OAuth sign-in. For Claude Code, add the MCP config to your .claude/settings.local.json file.
What can I do with natural-language scheduling?: You can manage your entire scheduling workflow: create and manage events, check availability, book meetings, cancel and reschedule, set working hours, analyze calendar health, find focus time, detect conflicts, and negotiate meeting times with other users — all through conversation.
What is the difference between MCP tools and prompts?: Tools are executable actions the AI can perform (like create_booking or detect_conflicts). Prompts are example natural-language phrases you can use in conversation to trigger those tools — they show you how to talk to Claude to get things done.
Can the MCP Server detect scheduling conflicts?: Yes. The detect_conflicts tool finds overlapping bookings and scheduling conflicts. The analyze_calendar_health tool provides a health score and the suggest_reschedules tool recommends meetings to move on overloaded days.
Is the MCP Server compatible with clients other than Claude?: Yes. Any MCP-compatible client that supports remote servers via streamable HTTP can connect using the URL https://www.skdul.ai/api/mcp. Non-OAuth clients can authenticate with an API key.
What scheduling preferences can I set via MCP?: You can set rules like preferred meeting times (mornings, afternoons), maximum meetings per day, minimum notice periods, and no-meeting days. The AI remembers these preferences and applies them when finding slots or making suggestions.

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