Read your iCloud calendars, find free slots, and create events through AI
Illustrative rendering — actual UI is the service's own interface
The Apple Calendar connector talks to the iCloud CalDAV server (caldav.icloud.com) using your Apple ID and an app-specific password. We do not store your main Apple password, only a separate password generated just for this purpose, which you can revoke any time at appleid.apple.com. The connector discovers your calendars (principal and calendar-home discovery), reads events for a given range, computes free slots within your working hours, and creates new events. Writing events is gated by default and only activates when you enable advanced access on the connector.
No coding, no API docs. Just plain English.
"What is on my calendar next week?" The connector reads the events for the range, with time, title, and location.
"When do I have two free hours on Wednesday?" The connector computes free windows within working hours from your busy events.
"Add a meeting on Friday from 2pm to 3pm titled Project review" The connector writes a new event to your iCloud calendar.
Uses an app-specific password, not your main Apple password. Revocable with one click at appleid.apple.com.
Every tool can be invoked in natural language through your AI assistant.
List the iCloud calendars that support events (name, href, colour).
List events from a calendar within a time range.
Fetch a single event by its href.
Compute free time windows within working hours from busy events.
Create a new event in a calendar (requires advanced access).
Copy any of these commands into your AI assistant:
Add your Apple Calendar (iCloud) credentials, copy the MCP URL, and your AI agent can query your data instantly.
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