Timely

Timely — meeting programme MCP server for Claude, Cursor and any MCP client

Timely builds a meeting programme — a fixed number of meetings, or everything inside a calendar period — keeps every revision, and renders the approved version to a PDF through Doksi. An assistant may publish only the exact revision and PDF the user has just confirmed. It runs as a hosted MCP server over HTTPS.

Connect

{ "mcpServers": { "timely": { "type": "http", "url": "https://timely.publifye.com/mcp" } } }

Claude Code: claude mcp add --transport http timely https://timely.publifye.com/mcp, then /mcp to sign in. The discovery chain is the same as for the other servers: ../../docs/connect.md.

Publishing needs the user's explicit yes, for the exact revision and PDF

An assistant can publish a programme with draft_approve; no browser step or signed confirmation page is involved. What it cannot do is publish on its own initiative. The tool's own description tells the assistant to show the user the exact revision, the PDF download link and the public address, to flag open assumptions, and to ask — a general request to edit is not consent. The server then enforces the part it can check:

• user_confirmed must be true; otherwise the call is refused with "ask the user explicitly before publishing; user_confirmed must be true only after their affirmative answer";
• revision, content_hash and pdf_hash must name the exact preview that was shown; if the programme or its PDF has changed since, the approval does not match and nothing is published;
• the stored PDF is published as it is, without re-rendering, so what was approved is what goes out.

user_confirmed is the assistant's statement that the user said yes; the server records it in the programme's audit trail (mcp_user_confirmed_publication) but cannot see the conversation. The hashes are what make a yes apply to one revision and one PDF only.

Edits are atomic against a hash

timely_edit applies explicit operations against a base_hash. If the programme moved since the agent last read it, the edit is refused rather than merged — so two assistants, or an assistant and a person, cannot silently overwrite one another. Every commit becomes an immutable revision, and timely_history returns those revisions with their changes and the PDF each one produced.

It renders through Doksi

timely_render sends the current draft to Doksi and retains the exact preview PDF that was produced — the same artifact a person then approves. The two servers are separate products and can be used separately; Timely simply does not re-implement document rendering.

What the tools do

Every tool is documented with its exact description, annotations and input schema — 31 in all, generated from the service's own registry, never written by hand.

Machine-readable: tools.json carries all 31 with full JSON Schema, plus every excluded bucket listed by name so the count is auditable. Fifteen staff-only admin_* tools, ten log and operations tools, and the operator_guide/instance_status pair are excluded from the customer surface.

Nothing is deleted in one step

timely_delete moves a programme — or the organisation page — to a bin: it leaves every public address at once and can be brought back with timely_restore until the purge date that timely_trash_list shows. timely_export returns a lossless, schema-versioned JSON backup with a SHA-256 over its exact bytes, and timely_import only ever creates a new programme from a file that validates against timely_export_schema — it never overwrites an existing one.

What it does not do

• It does not publish on its own. Publishing takes the user's explicit yes for one revision and its PDF; see above.
• It is not a calendar or a booking system. Timely produces the programme document; it does not invite anyone, hold availability or send reminders.
• It does not render its own PDFs. That is Doksi's job, and the artifact is content-addressed so the approved preview and the published document are provably the same bytes.

Plans

Plans and prices can change; the current ones are always on https://timely.publifye.com, and where this page and the site differ, the site is right.