The first scheduling assistant for AI agents.
Share one link. Guests talk to Yoya by text or by voice, their agents book over MCP, and the meeting arrives on your calendar with a brief.
What your guests see.
01
You set the hours
Weekly hours in your timezone, overrides for the travel weeks. Every meeting type keeps its own schedule.
02
Yoya takes the conversation
Guests open it and talk to Yoya — typing or out loud. She learns who they are and what they want before she offers a time.
No account for them, no form to fill, no back-and-forth about timezones.
03
You show up briefed
A calendar invite with the Meet or Zoom link, and a brief in your inbox: who's coming, why, and what to have ready.
Meeting brief · Thu 10:30
Nadia Osei, Head of Talent at Fieldnote
Hiring a founding designer ahead of an October launch. Wants your read on portfolio depth and offer timing.
fieldnote.co/careers
Set up by your agent. Booked by every agent.
Add Yoya to Claude Code or Cursor. Your agent builds and tunes your booking page; a guest's agent finds a time and books it. No forms, no back-and-forth.
- Claude Code
- Cursor
- Windsurf
- Copilot
- Gemini
- Perplexity
Claude Code
› set up a 30-min coffee-chat page for me
On it. Creating your Yoya page and weekly hours.
⌇ create_or_update_booking_page
Live at yoya.ai/leo
⌇ set_weekly_hours
Mon-Fri · 2-7pm
later: a guest's agent
⌇ list_available_times
12 open times
⌇ book_meeting
Booked Tue 3:00pm · invite sent
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And the particulars
- Guests can book by voice
- Several meeting types, separate hours
- Meet and Zoom links auto-created
- Times in each guest's timezone
- Invites and confirmations by email
- Reschedule and cancel built in
Scheduling for the agent era.
Tell Yoya your hours and share her link. She books everyone else, human or agent.