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Cal.com plugin providing access to bookings, schedules, teams, and organization management through the Cal.com API v2.
Cal.com plugin providing access to bookings, schedules, teams, and organization management through the Cal.com API v2.
cal_live_ or cal_test_)Create a .env file in your project root:
CAL_API_KEY=cal_live_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
opencode run "test cal connection"
The Cal.com pet provides 266 tools organized into categories:
# Get user information
opencode run "get my cal.com user details"
# List all bookings
opencode run "show me all my cal bookings"
# Get schedules
opencode run "list my cal schedules"
# List teams
opencode run "show my cal teams"
# Get event types
opencode run "list my event types"
# Create a booking
opencode run "create a cal booking for tomorrow at 2pm"
If you're using a self-hosted Cal.com instance:
CAL_HOST=https://your-cal-instance.com
The 266 generated tools cover these major areas:
| Category | Tools | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Orgs / Attributes | 14 | Organization custom attributes |
| Orgs / Bookings | 1 | Organization-wide booking views |
| Orgs / Teams | 100+ | Team management within orgs |
| Bookings | 17 | Booking lifecycle management |
| Event Types | 15 | Event type configuration |
| Schedules | 12 | Availability schedules |
| Teams | 18 | Team management |
| Calendars | 9 | Calendar integrations |
| Conferencing | 7 | Video conferencing apps |
| OAuth | 18 | Platform & OAuth management |
| Webhooks | 11 | Webhook management |
| Slots | 5 | Availability slots |
To enable read-only mode (disables write operations):
pets read-only cal on
This filters out all write operations (POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE), leaving only read operations (GET).
When Cal.com updates their API, regenerate the tools:
cd pets/cal
pets generate-openapi --verbose
Q: How do I get my API key? A: Go to https://app.cal.com/settings/developer/api-keys and create a new API key.
Q: What's the difference between cal_live_ and cal_test_ keys?
A: cal_test_ keys work with test data only, while cal_live_ keys work with production data.
Q: Can I use this with self-hosted Cal.com?
A: Yes, set the CAL_HOST environment variable to your Cal.com instance URL.
Q: How do I know which tools are available?
A: Run opencode run "list all available cal tools" or check the verbose output of pets generate-openapi --verbose.
Q: Some operations require an organization ID. How do I get it?
A: Most organization endpoints require you to be part of a Cal.com organization. If you're not in an organization, use the non-org endpoints (e.g., /v2/bookings instead of /v2/organizations/{orgId}/bookings).
This pet is part of the OpenPets ecosystem. See the main repository for license information.
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Cal.com plugin providing access to bookings, schedules, teams, and organization management through the Cal.com API v2.
We found that @openpets/cal demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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