Query Cal.com API v2 (key; set CAL_API_KEY, Bearer + version header): event types, bookings, schedules. v1 is decommissioned.
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list_event_typesScheduling links people can book, with duration.Scheduling links people can book, with duration.
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list_bookingsUpcoming bookings with attendee and start time.Upcoming bookings with attendee and start time.
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list_schedulesAvailability schedules and their timezones.Availability schedules and their timezones.
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event_typeSingle event type.Single event type.
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bookingBooking by UID.Booking by UID.
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scheduleSchedule by ID.Schedule by ID.
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teamsAll teams.All teams.
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team_detailsSingle team.Single team.
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webhooksRegistered webhooks.Registered webhooks.
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meAuthenticated user.Authenticated user.
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open_slotsEvery free booking slot Cal.com publishes for one event type between two dates, with a per-day count. Uses the public slots endpoint, so it needs no API key.Every free booking slot Cal.com publishes for one event type between two dates, with a per-day count. Uses the public slots endpoint, so it needs no API key.
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slot_densityHow open a Cal.com event type is: quietest and busiest day, average slots per open day by weekday, and a per-day bar for the range. Public endpoint, no API key needed.How open a Cal.com event type is: quietest and busiest day, average slots per open day by weekday, and a per-day bar for the range. Public endpoint, no API key needed.
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public_event_typesA Cal.com user's public booking pages with length, buffers, notice, seat limits and price. Public endpoint, no API key needed.A Cal.com user's public booking pages with length, buffers, notice, seat limits and price. Public endpoint, no API key needed.
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Query Cal.com API v2 (key; set CAL_API_KEY, Bearer + version header): event types, bookings, schedules. v1 is decommissioned.
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