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# Agent Calendar Skill
The **Calendar** skill integrates with [Cal.com](https://cal.com) to help AI agents manage appointments and scheduling tasks.
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It provides a seamless booking experience that syncs with multiple calendar providers.
### Overview
With this skill, an agent can:
* **Create** calendar events
* **View** existing appointments
* **Update** scheduled events
* **Delete** events when necessary
### Authentication
To enable the skill, supply a valid **Cal.com API token**.\
This token authenticates the agent and grants permission to perform calendar actions on the user’s behalf.
### Prompt Integration
The agent’s **system prompt** should include instructions that:
1. Inform the AI when scheduling is appropriate.
2. Describe how to call the Calendar skill when a user mentions booking, rescheduling, or checking availability.
These prompt rules allow the agent to recognize scheduling-related requests and respond with the correct calendar management actions.
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