Summary
Scheduling a group meeting without opening a scheduling app.
The whole loop — create, share, vote, finalise — is available with no signup, which is the difference between using it for a one-off dinner and not bothering. Note that creation hands back a passphrase for admin access; that is the piece worth keeping.
What it is
An MCP server for Timergy, a scheduling-poll service in the vein of Doodle or When2Meet, published as @timergy/mcp.
What you get
- A poll created from a title and a list of ISO-formatted time slots, with optional description, deadline, location and creator name
- A share URL and an admin passphrase returned at creation, along with the option IDs you need later
- Poll details and options fetched without votes, which is how you get the option IDs before voting
- Votes submitted per person, mapping each slot to yes, maybe or no, with an optional email for notifications
- Results read once people have answered, and the poll finalised on the winning slot
Requirements
Nothing — no account, no key. It runs locally over stdio with `npx @timergy/mcp`, or remotely over streamable HTTP at https://api.timergy.com/mcp.
Setup effort
One command — smithery mcp add timergy/timergy