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Connect ComingUp to another MCP client

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Connect ComingUp to another MCP client

Use a compatible remote MCP client with ComingUp’s normal sign-in and authorization flow.

ComingUp MCP overview

Why connect ComingUp

A compatible assistant may use the same approved ComingUp capabilities without requiring an API token or a different household workflow.

After connecting

Ask for what you want in normal language; there are no MCP commands or special syntax to learn. When a request clearly relates to ComingUp, compatible assistants can usually select the connection themselves. Automatic connection selection is controlled by the AI provider and can vary by client, plan, and conversation. If the assistant does not select ComingUp, say “use ComingUp” as a simple fallback.

Integration spotlight

Available

Other MCP clients

Use a compatible assistant to help with plans, lists, notes, contacts, recipes, and support after connecting ComingUp and choosing what to allow.

Compatibility

Support varies by MCP client. ComingUp cannot guarantee compatibility with every protocol version, transport, authorization implementation, plan, or application.

Directory · client dependent

Depends on the client

Every client manages its own directory or catalog. Check the client’s current documentation rather than assuming ComingUp is listed.

Direct setup · client dependent

Manual remote MCP connection

Use these steps where the client supports a remote MCP server with a browser-based authorization flow.

What you can do

Check plans and add events

Ask what is coming up, find event details, or create and update events in ComingUp. Google and iCloud events can be viewed, but must be edited in their original calendar apps.

Make lists and keep them useful

Create a shopping or packing list, add items, change them, and check them off. You can also remove individual items.

Save and update notes

Find a note, save useful information from a conversation, or update an existing household note.

Keep useful contacts handy

Find a saved contact, add a new one using details you provide, or update an existing contact.

Create a recipe together, then save it

Ask your assistant to suggest and refine a recipe, then tell it to save the ingredients and instructions privately in ComingUp. Saving requires a plan with recipes and permission to save them; it does not publish the recipe.

Report a problem or suggest an idea

Ask your assistant to help describe a bug or feature request, then submit it privately to ComingUp when you agree. With support access, it can also check your reports and any replies. If the connection itself is broken, email support@comingup.today.

Get answers about ComingUp

Ask how a feature works, how to get started, or where to find a setting. The assistant can look up ComingUp's published guides without access to your private household data.

Know what is connected

Ask which ComingUp account and household the assistant is using and what you have allowed it to access. Available actions depend on your connection, permissions, and plan.

Integration spotlight

Available

ComingUp and AI assistants

Calendars, lists, notes, contacts, and recipes for individuals and households, with optional access through a supported, authorized AI assistant.

What you can do

Check plans and add events

Ask what is coming up, find event details, or create and update events in ComingUp. Google and iCloud events can be viewed, but must be edited in their original calendar apps.

Make lists and keep them useful

Create a shopping or packing list, add items, change them, and check them off. You can also remove individual items.

Save and update notes

Find a note, save useful information from a conversation, or update an existing household note.

Keep useful contacts handy

Find a saved contact, add a new one using details you provide, or update an existing contact.

Create a recipe together, then save it

Ask your assistant to suggest and refine a recipe, then tell it to save the ingredients and instructions privately in ComingUp. Saving requires a plan with recipes and permission to save them; it does not publish the recipe.

Report a problem or suggest an idea

Ask your assistant to help describe a bug or feature request, then submit it privately to ComingUp when you agree. With support access, it can also check your reports and any replies. If the connection itself is broken, email support@comingup.today.

Get answers about ComingUp

Ask how a feature works, how to get started, or where to find a setting. The assistant can look up ComingUp's published guides without access to your private household data.

Know what is connected

Ask which ComingUp account and household the assistant is using and what you have allowed it to access. Available actions depend on your connection, permissions, and plan.

Deliberate limits

  • No permanent deletion. Assistants cannot permanently delete your events, lists, notes, recipes, contacts, or household. They can remove individual list items.
  • Excluded areas. Photos and media, billing changes, and household administration are not exposed.
ComingUp MCP information

Step by step

Connect another MCP client

Set up a compatible remote MCP client.

  1. Find the remote MCP connection area

    Find the client’s custom MCP or remote MCP connection area.

  2. Add the endpoint

    Add the code-owned remote MCP endpoint.

    https://api.comingup.today/mcp

  3. Authorize ComingUp

    Follow the ComingUp sign-in and authorization flow.

  4. Review permissions

    Review the requested permissions.

  5. Ask naturally

    Ask the assistant naturally. If necessary, explicitly say “use ComingUp.”

  6. Reconnect ComingUp

    If ComingUp access expires or stops working, reconnect ComingUp from the client’s connection settings. The client should send you through ComingUp’s normal authorization flow again. Review the requested permissions before approving. Write access is available only for the permissions you approve.

  7. Disconnect or revoke access

    Remove ComingUp through the client’s supported disconnect, remove-connection, or remove-server control. This revokes that client’s access; there is no separate ComingUp MCP grant-management screen. Information the client already received remains governed by its terms and privacy policy. Reconnecting requires ComingUp’s normal authorization flow again. Connected external calendar events remain provider-owned and read-only. If reconnecting or disconnecting fails, consult the client’s documentation or contact support@comingup.today.

Your connection address

Remote MCP endpoint

Copy this address into your compatible client.

https://api.comingup.today/mcp

Start a conversation

Try asking Other MCP clients

Use ComingUp to check my appointments tomorrow.

Add soccer practice in ComingUp for Thursday at 5 pm.

Save the electrician as a contact in ComingUp using the details I provided.

Add milk and apples to my existing ComingUp shopping list.

Create a note with these packing instructions in ComingUp, then update it with these details.

Help me create a dinner recipe, then save the version I choose privately in ComingUp.

Help me describe this problem, then submit a bug report to ComingUp when I approve it.

Submit my feature request to ComingUp.

Check the status and any replies on my ComingUp support reports.

Explain what ComingUp can help our household with.

Troubleshooting basics

  • Confirm that the client supports remote—not only local—MCP servers.
  • Confirm that the client supports browser-based authorization for a remote MCP connection.
  • Never work around an authorization problem by pasting a password, access token, refresh token, API key, or secret into the client.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions