Cal.com Agents

Cal.com is the scheduling tool that every other scheduling tool wishes it could be. It's open-source, it's beloved by developers, and it's become the default choice for anyone who hates the clunky enterprise scheduling platforms that charge you $50/month to send a calendar link. Now they're adding AI Agents—and honestly, it's about time.

Cal.com Agents can handle the back-and-forth of scheduling for you. It negotiates times, handles reschedules, manages cancellations, and does all the tedious calendar dance that eats up your workday. Instead of playing email ping-pong with five people to find a 30-minute slot, your agent just... does it. It integrates with Cal.com's existing ecosystem, so you get the same workflow you already love, but with a digital assistant doing the grunt work.

The team behind Cal.com includes Alexis Ohanian—yes, the Reddit cofounder and Seven Seven Six founder—who's been backing open-source infrastructure plays. The core team (Peer Richelsen, Michael Beckett, and others) built Cal.com from a fork of Calendly into THE open-source scheduling standard with millions of users. They've been quietly building the infrastructure for the future of work, and AI Agents is the next logical step.

If you want to try Cal.com Agents, head to cal.com/agents. They're building in public and the community is already buzzing.