Calendar context your assistant can act on
Cultup gives agents the constraints they need: availability, working hours, buffers, and connected calendars.
AI-native calendar infrastructure
Let your assistant do the scheduling work.
Cultup connects AI agents to real calendar context, so they can find the right time, respect constraints, and send native invites without forcing people through another scheduling link.
Works with Codex, Google Calendar, and Microsoft Calendar workflows.
Agent request
Schedule launch review with Amanda draft_meeting_link
30 min / next 3 days / 10 min buffers
match link
cultup.com/m/m_42r9 Google Calendar invite
Tue 10:30-11:00 Amanda Invited
Proposed time sent.
Reschedule with the same secure match linkIf the proposal does not work
Amanda opens the link and picks another valid slot.
10:30 14:00 15:30
Confirming updates the calendar event instead of starting over.
Evolved from Cultup meeting culture
Same brand energy. A sharper agent-first surface.
Cultup helps people prepare better meetings. This new surface brings that same care into the agent era, where assistants can understand intent, protect calendar boundaries, and handle the scheduling handoff with less back-and-forth.
Popular workflows
Plan, engage, and evaluate without leaving the assistant.
No more generic scheduling links
Invitees get a precise proposal shaped by the meeting goal instead of another open-ended booking page.
Native invites, cleaner handoffs
When the right slot is found, Cultup turns the decision into a real calendar event with the right context attached.
Who it is for
Built for teams that want assistants to do useful work.
Teams using AI assistants
Give AI assistants a reliable way to schedule without exposing calendar details or relying on copy-pasted availability.
Founders and operators
Move quickly through customer calls, hiring loops, partner meetings, and internal reviews without losing context in the handoff.
Product teams building agents
Add scheduling as a real capability in agent workflows, backed by calendar permissions, availability checks, and native invites.
Getting started with agents
Start with the tested Codex setup path.
The Codex setup path explains how to connect an agent token, expose Cultup scheduling tools, and turn calendar intent into a real invite.
From the blog
How teams start using agents for real scheduling work.
Why Scheduling Agents Need More Than a Prompt
How to give assistants real scheduling capability with calendar context, bounded permissions, and a practical Cultup setup.
Ready for AI-native scheduling?