For personal agents and their builders

Your agent.
Your permission.

Use your own assistant to work with your Lazy Schedule tasks and goals. You choose what it can access, and can disconnect it at any time.

Find your assistant’s setup guideRead the capability document (JSON)

Connect through MCP

Compatible clients use OAuth discovery and browser sign-in. The account owner reviews the requested permissions before granting access.

MCP server URL

https://lazyschedule.com/mcp

Account tools require authorization. Public documentation is available without signing in.

Start with the access
you need.

Reading, changing, and deleting information have separate permissions.

  1. Discover the connection

    Use the OAuth resource metadata and authorization server metadata for the current endpoints and supported scopes.

  2. Let the owner choose

    Request only the scopes needed for the task. For read-only use, leave write and delete permissions unselected. Permissions apply to categories of actions; existing account and sharing rules still apply.

  3. Manage ongoing access

    Review or revoke a connection in Connected apps. To change its permissions, disconnect and reconnect with a new selection.

Specification pending · October 6, 2026

Personal Agent
Protocol

Sierra and Meta announced Personal Agent Protocol to help personal agents discover businesses, obtain user-authorized access, and work across their channels. Sierra plans to publish v0.1 later in October. Read the announcement.

Lazy Schedule already offers MCP and OAuth account linking. PAP compatibility is not yet implemented. This page and our capability document describe Lazy Schedule’s existing integration, not an official PAP format.

Cross-channel sessions, guest account tools, business-agent conversations, and connections from Lazy Schedule’s agents to other businesses are not available through this integration.