Chronos MCP¶

What it is¶

A comprehensive Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for CalDAV calendar management, built with FastMCP 2.0.

What problem it solves¶

It provides advanced calendar and event management capabilities with multi-account support, allowing AI agents to interact with any CalDAV-compliant calendar server.

Where it fits in the stack¶

Tool / Automation. It acts as a bridge between AI assistants and calendar services.

Typical use cases¶

Scheduling and managing events across multiple CalDAV accounts.
Searching for events using full-text or field-specific criteria.
Managing tasks (VTODO) and journal entries (VJOURNAL).
Bulk creation and deletion of calendar events.

Strengths¶

Multi-account Support: Manages multiple servers simultaneously.
Advanced Event Management: Supports RRULE (recurring events), attendee management, and timezone-aware operations.
Advanced Search: Features a relevance ranking algorithm and multiple match types.
Security: Includes secure password storage using system keyrings and RFC-compliant validation.

Limitations¶

iCalendar format support for import/export is coming soon.
Calendar synchronization between accounts is not yet implemented.

When to use it¶

When you need an agent to manage your calendar across different providers (e.g., Nextcloud, Fastmail, Apple iCloud).
When you require advanced search and bulk operation capabilities for calendar data.

When not to use it¶

If your calendar provider does not support CalDAV.
If you require immediate built-in synchronization between multiple calendar accounts.

Licensing and cost¶

Open Source: Yes (MIT)
Cost: Free
Self-hostable: Yes

Sources / References¶

Chronos MCP GitHub

Contribution Metadata¶

Last reviewed: 2026-03-02
Confidence: high