Calcom Cli

Manage Cal.com calendars via CLI - schedules, bookings, event types, slots, user profile. Use when user mentions 'Cal.com', 'scheduling', 'bookings', or needs to interact with the Cal.com API.

When To Use This Skill

Use the calcom-cli skill when you need to:

• Manage Cal.com schedules (create, update, delete availability)
• View, cancel, reschedule, or confirm bookings
• Create and manage event types
• Check available time slots for scheduling
• View user profile information

Capabilities

• Schedules: List, create, update, delete availability schedules with timezone support
• Bookings: List, view, cancel, reschedule, and confirm bookings with filters (status, date range, attendee)
• Event Types: Create and manage event types with custom durations, buffers, and booking fields
• Slots: Query available time slots for booking
• Profile: View current user profile details

Common Use Cases

• "List all my upcoming bookings"
• "Cancel booking xyz with reason 'Schedule conflict'"
• "Create a new 30-minute meeting event type"
• "Show available slots for tomorrow between 9am and 5pm"
• "Update my work hours schedule to use Pacific timezone"
• "Reschedule booking abc to next Tuesday at 2pm"

Setup

If calcom-cli is not installed, install it from GitHub:

bash

npx api2cli install Melvynx/calcom-cli

If calcom-cli is not found, install and build it:

bash

bun --version || curl -fsSL https://bun.sh/install | bash
npx api2cli bundle calcom
npx api2cli link calcom

api2cli link adds ~/.local/bin to PATH automatically. The CLI is available in the next command.

Always use --json flag when calling commands programmatically.

Working Rules

• Always use --json for agent-driven calls so downstream steps can parse the result.
• Start with --help if the exact action or flags are unclear instead of guessing.
• Prefer read commands first when you need to inspect current state before mutating data.

Authentication

bash

calcom-cli auth set "your-token"
calcom-cli auth test

Auth commands: auth set <token>, auth show, auth remove, auth test

Token is stored in ~/.config/tokens/calcom-cli.txt.

Resources

schedules

Manage availability schedules.

• list - List all schedules
• get <id> - Get a specific schedule
• create --name <name> --time-zone <tz> - Create new schedule
• update <id> [--name] [--time-zone] - Update schedule
• delete <id> - Delete schedule

bookings

Manage meeting bookings.

• list [--status] [--after-start] [--before-end] [--attendee-email] - List bookings with filters
• get <uid> - Get booking details
• cancel <uid> [--cancellation-reason] - Cancel a booking
• reschedule <uid> --start <datetime> [--reschedule-reason] - Reschedule booking
• confirm <uid> - Confirm a pending booking

event-types

Manage event type configurations.

• list [--event-slug] - List all event types
• get <id> - Get event type details
• create --title <title> --slug <slug> --length-in-minutes <n> - Create event type
• update <id> [options] - Update event type
• delete <id> - Delete event type

slots

Query available time slots.

• list --start-time <datetime> --end-time <datetime> [--event-type-id] - Get available slots

me

View user profile.

• get - Get current user profile

Output Format

--json returns a standardized envelope:

json

{ "ok": true, "data": { ... }, "meta": { "total": 42 } }

On error: { "ok": false, "error": { "message": "...", "status": 401 } }

Quick Reference

bash

calcom-cli --help                    # List all resources and global flags
calcom-cli <resource> --help         # List all actions for a resource
calcom-cli <resource> <action> --help # Show flags for a specific action

Global Flags

All commands support: --json, --format <text|json|csv|yaml>, --verbose, --no-color, --no-header

Exit codes: 0 = success, 1 = API error, 2 = usage error