Events and groups
Create, inspect, update, list, and remove managed events and event groups.
Model Context Protocol
Let your AI agent manage events with MCP.
Connect an MCP-compatible assistant to Add to Calendar PRO. It can answer product questions from the complete documentation and maintain events, templates, registrations, analytics, and automations through the API.
What an agent can do
From a prompt to a maintained event workflow.
Event experience
Manage styles, landing pages, images, RSVP templates, CTA templates, and email-template references.
Data and delivery
Read views, calendar saves, RSVP statistics and answers, custom domains, and generated ICS content.
Automation
Create and maintain webhooks or use the API tools inside a broader agent-driven workflow.
Bring your own key
Connect it in three steps.
The MCP server does not hold a shared master credential. Each user decides what an agent may access with an individual Add to Calendar PRO API key.
Create an API key
In the app, open Organization settings, Technical, then API Keys. Choose Read & Write if the agent should create or change resources; a Read key is enough for inspection.
Configure your MCP client
Use the endpoint shown above and put the API key directly in the Authorization header.
Describe the outcome
Ask the agent to inspect, create, update, or analyze your event workflow. Confirm destructive actions before letting the agent execute them.
Generic client example
{
"mcpServers": {
"add-to-calendar-pro": {
"url": "https://add-to-calendar-pro.com/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "YOUR_API_KEY"
}
}
}
}Ready to connect your agent?
Create a scoped API key, add the endpoint, and start with a read-only request.