Google Calendar’s API now exposes working hours and makes agents declare themselves. Here’s why both matter, and what building Calendrz taught me about them.
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Your App’s Next Front Door Is Someone Else’s Chat Window
Bubble showed its no-code builder working inside ChatGPT and Claude. If even UI-first products now meet their users in a chat window, agent experience is becoming the UX that matters, and tool descriptions are the new UX copy.
Should Your AI Agents Get an Employee ID?
SK Telecom now gives its AI agents employee IDs, supervisors and retirement criteria. Strip away the marketing and what’s left is a lifecycle for agents, which most companies are missing. Here’s how we handle it in Calendrz.
Wix Hands Your Site to Claude Code. The Lock-In Just Moved.
Wix Studio Two exports your site as React for Claude Code or Cursor, and Readwise opens your library to agents through MCP. Read the small print, though: both open the edges to your agent and keep the core. The lock-in hasn’t gone, it moved, and CTOs should ask what still calls home.
Of AI Agents, Code Mode and the One Tool to Rule Them All
Agents are collapsing their tool catalogues into a single exec tool and writing code against your APIs. Having built an MCP server with 30+ tools for Calendrz, I think that makes your tool design more important, not less, and privacy has to live in the tools.
Salesforce Is the New IBM (and That’s Not a Compliment)
Salesforce will start charging when AI agents call its API. Straight out of IBM’s mainframe playbook, if you ask me: squeeze the customers who can’t leave.
Of Banks and AI Agents: Lock the Window, Build a Door
JPMorgan and Schwab are blocking outside AI agents from client accounts. They’re right to, but the interesting part is what Schwab offers instead, and why every CTO should give agents a proper front door (as I did for Calendrz).
LinkedIn Is Retiring Its Search Filters. AI Callers Never Read Them Anyway
LinkedIn is replacing classic filter-based job search with AI search. On the API side of Calendrz, AI clients kept guessing parameter names. Here’s how strict validation plus helpful error messages fixed it.
Your AI Agent Will Book the Meeting. Will It Know When You’re Free?
Meta and Sierra’s Personal Agent Protocol, Google’s Gemini agent and Microsoft’s Work IQ all point the same way: agents will negotiate our time. Here’s why accurate, merged calendar data is the part that decides whether they get it right.
AI agents are joining your meetings. Do they know when you’re actually free?
Agents are moving into meetings and calendars. Here’s what six months of running an MCP server and a scheduling agent taught me about letting AI book your time.
