One button to bring Time of Meeting into your AI assistant
Time of Meeting has worked inside AI assistants for a while. The catch was finding out how. The way in was a "Connect your AI assistant" link, easy to miss among the switches. On Wednesday it got a proper button.
Look up, top right
Every page now has an Add to your AI agent button in the header, with a little plug icon. Click it and you land on a single page that tells you what you need: the server address (timeofmeeting.com/mcp), how to add it in Claude step by step, what the assistant can do with it, and a few prompts to try.
On phones the button keeps its full name instead of shrinking to an icon nobody can decode. It fits next to the 24H switch and the theme switch, even on small screens, with "No sign-up needed" underneath. There's still no account, no login and nothing to install. You paste the address and you're done.
What your assistant gets
Once it's connected, you can ask in plain words and get real answers back:
- A fair meeting time for two to eight cities, with a short reason for each suggestion.
- Public holidays and bank closing days, so nobody gets invited to a call on their day off.
- Clock changes, including whether 2:30 a.m. on March 14 even exists in New York. (It doesn't. The clocks skip it.)
- Date maths, like business days between two dates or "the last Friday of the month."
- A meeting link that opens the same time in our planner, plus a calendar file if you want one.
All of it only reads. Time of Meeting doesn't create, change or delete anything in your accounts, and we don't save your questions.
Quieter changes elsewhere
One Tap QR and ElNinoTrack spent Wednesday on the paperwork side of the web. One Tap QR got a shorter, one-line cookie banner with Reject and Accept as equal buttons. ElNinoTrack now uses a single consent message for visitors in Europe, and the "Cookie settings" link in its footer is translated into Spanish, Portuguese and Indonesian. None of it is exciting. All of it means fewer pop-ups arguing with each other.
Try it
Open Time of Meeting, press Add to your AI agent, and then ask your assistant: "Find a fair time next week for a call between Copenhagen, New York and Singapore." Then see whether it picks the same slot you would.