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@opentabs-dev/opentabs-plugin-calendly

v0.0.84

Published

OpenTabs plugin for Calendly

Readme

Calendly

OpenTabs plugin for Calendly — gives AI agents access to Calendly through your authenticated browser session.

Install

opentabs plugin install calendly

Or install globally via npm:

npm install -g @opentabs-dev/opentabs-plugin-calendly

Setup

  1. Open calendly.com in Chrome and log in
  2. Open the OpenTabs side panel — the Calendly plugin should appear as ready

Tools (15)

Users (2)

| Tool | Description | Type | |---|---|---| | get_current_user | Get the authenticated user profile | Read | | get_user_permissions | Get current user permissions and capabilities | Read |

Organization (2)

| Tool | Description | Type | |---|---|---| | get_organization | Get the current organization details | Read | | get_organization_statistics | Get organization seat statistics | Read |

Event Types (8)

| Tool | Description | Type | |---|---|---| | list_event_types | List your scheduling event types | Read | | get_event_type | Get event type details by ID | Read | | create_event_type | Create a new scheduling event type | Write | | update_event_type | Update an event type | Write | | delete_event_type | Delete an event type permanently | Write | | clone_event_type | Clone an event type | Write | | activate_event_type | Activate an event type for booking | Write | | deactivate_event_type | Deactivate an event type | Write |

Scheduled Events (1)

| Tool | Description | Type | |---|---|---| | list_scheduled_events | List your scheduled meetings | Read |

Calendars (2)

| Tool | Description | Type | |---|---|---| | list_calendar_accounts | List connected calendar accounts | Read | | get_user_busy_times | Get busy time slots for a date range | Read |

How It Works

This plugin runs inside your Calendly tab through the OpenTabs Chrome extension. It uses your existing browser session — no API tokens or OAuth apps required. All operations happen as you, with your permissions.

License

MIT