Scheduling, agents and calendar privacy
Questions founders, investors and operators ask when they need to make time with someone at another company — and would rather not hand a calendar to an AI assistant to do it. Written to be useful whether or not you are a Lucie member, including where other tools do the job better.
How do I let an AI assistant book meetings without giving it access to my calendar?
The difference between an assistant that manages your account and one that only ever sees free slots.
Which scheduling tools have an MCP server?
Calendly and Cal.com compared on tool surface and auth, plus the availability-only pattern that sits outside the comparison.
Can two people's AI assistants schedule a meeting with each other?
Why account-scoped integrations stop at your own calendar, and what a public per-person endpoint changes.
How do I schedule across companies without sharing calendars or creating accounts?
Free/busy stops at the org boundary. The three ways round it, and what each costs.
Where Lucie Sync fits
Sync is one of the utilities that come with a Lucie Network membership — a private room for founders, investors and operators, plus every tool we ship. It isn't sold as a scheduling product and isn't trying to replace one; making time across companies is simply one of the things membership makes easier.
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