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Agent Configuration

PrimeCal includes a dedicated AI Agents (MCP) screen for users who want to connect external tools without giving them unlimited access to the account.

How To Open It​

  1. Open More.
  2. Select AI Agents (MCP).
  3. Create or select an agent.

What You Can Configure​

Identity

Name and description

Create an agent record with a clear name so you know which tool it belongs to later.

Permissions

Scope by feature

Allow only the actions the agent needs, and scope those permissions to selected calendars or rules when required.

Keys

Issue and revoke

Create a key, copy it once, and revoke it later if the client should no longer connect.

MCP

Generated configuration

PrimeCal generates the MCP configuration for you so you do not need to build it manually.

  1. Create the agent.
  2. Add only the permissions it truly needs.
  3. Issue a new key.
  4. Copy the generated configuration from the screen.
  5. Paste that configuration into your MCP client.
  6. Test with a low-risk action first.

The secret is shown once when the key is created. If you lose it, revoke the key and create a new one.

Screens You Will Use​

PrimeCal AI agent list and create form

PrimeCal scoped permissions editor for an AI agent

PrimeCal agent keys section after creating a key

PrimeCal generated MCP configuration for the selected agent

Best Practices​

  • Create a separate agent for each external tool or workflow.
  • Keep permissions narrow instead of creating one universal agent.
  • Name keys so you can recognize them during review or cleanup.
  • Rotate or revoke keys whenever a tool is no longer in use.

Developer Reference​

If you need the backend contracts behind this screen, use the Agent API.