Halloway Chambers

Calendly and this assistant

The same clerks' desk, on your own site and your own calendar

This page shows the assistant doing the clerks' first job well: explaining what a meeting covers and costs, holding a slot as a structured booking rather than an email thread, and reading a signed-in client's own appointments back. On a real site that booking lands in your scheduling tool.

1. Point the assistant at your site so your appointment types, fees and lead times become the answers it gives, as published content rather than a re-typed copy. 2. Expose the diary as a small MCP server: the slots you are willing to offer, a lookup by reference and email, and a read that only answers for the signed-in person. 3. Give the booking tool an action card with a real slot picker, so a time is chosen in one tap rather than negotiated over four emails. 4. Wire the identity hand-off so a returning client is recognised and their own appointments answer without them typing an address. 5. Draw the line in the assistant's own instructions: it arranges meetings, it does not give advice — and it says so the moment it is asked to.

What runs on this page

What is seeded rather than connected

The full guide: https://busymate.ai/docs/guides/connect-mcp-server.