Calfeed
VerifiedConvert text schedules into live subscribeable calendar feeds.
What is the Calfeed MCP server?
Calfeed accepts plain-text or structured schedule input and produces a persistent subscription URL. The resulting feed supports recurring events, time zones, and attendee details while remaining compatible with all major calendar applications.
Because the server uses streamable-http transport, it operates remotely and requires no local installation or file system access. Calendar data is processed on demand to keep subscriptions synchronized with the latest provided schedule.
Install & connect
Add this to your MCP client config. Pick your client below and copy.
{
"mcpServers": {
"calfeed": {
"url": "https://calfeed.ai/api/mcp"
}
}
}Example prompts
Once connected, try asking your AI client:
Security & permissions
Streamable-http transport means the server runs remotely and receives schedule text; no local files or API keys are required.
What you can do with Calfeed
Team project timeline
Paste a project schedule once and share a single link that teammates can subscribe to for automatic updates.
Conference agenda
Publish the full event agenda as a live feed so attendees always see the latest session times and room changes.
Recurring class schedule
Convert a semester syllabus into a calendar feed students can add to their personal calendars with one click.
How to use Calfeed
- 1Connect your AI client to the Calfeed MCP server via its streamable-http endpoint.
- 2Provide the written schedule in plain text or structured format.
- 3Request generation of a subscription URL.
- 4Share the resulting link with intended subscribers.
- 5Subscribers add the link to Apple, Google, or Outlook calendars.
Calfeed: pros & cons
Pros
- +Produces standards-compliant ICS feeds compatible with all major calendars
- +Updates propagate automatically to subscribers without re-sharing
- +Simple text-in, link-out workflow requires no calendar software
- +Works entirely over remote HTTP transport
Cons
- –No documented tools exposed, limiting programmatic control
- –Requires manual re-submission if the original schedule changes
- –Lacks built-in authentication or access controls for private schedules
Frequently asked questions
Any app that accepts ICS subscriptions including Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, and Outlook.
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