AI workers for scheduling find open times, book meetings, and manage calendar invites for you. WorkerKit's firewall controls which calendars and contacts they may touch.
A scheduling AI worker is an AI agent set up to run the scheduling job unattended, checking availability, proposing times, and creating or updating calendar events. It typically touches Google Calendar and Outlook calendars, Gmail and Outlook mail for coordination, and contacts, reading free-busy and booking only within the calendars and permissions you approve.
Reads an incoming Outlook request, checks your free-busy, and creates a calendar event at a time that works, sending the invite to the contact.
Compares free-busy across Google Calendar attendees and proposes a few open times so a meeting gets set without back-and-forth email.
Spots a double-booking on your calendar and drafts a reschedule note plus a new time, leaving the move for you to confirm.
Reads your Google Calendar for important meetings and blocks focused prep time beforehand so you are never caught unprepared.
It reads free-busy and the calendars you grant, and you can keep event details hidden. A scheduling worker often needs only whether a slot is open, not what each meeting is about. WorkerKit lets you expose free-busy while redacting titles and attendees, and it books only on the calendars you approve.
Only if you grant booking permission, otherwise it proposes times and waits. You choose whether a scheduling worker creates events directly or hands you a shortlist to confirm. WorkerKit keeps it read-only on free-busy until you turn on write access, so nothing lands on your calendar without your say.
Yes, contact block rules keep named people off any invite it sends. If there is someone a scheduling worker must never add to a meeting, you list them and WorkerKit enforces that block. The worker coordinates only with the contacts you allow, on every run.
Yes, it reads and books on whichever calendars you connect, Google Calendar or Outlook. A scheduling worker checks availability on the calendars you grant and creates events there. You scope exactly which calendars it may touch, and it never reaches a calendar you have not approved.