[AI Agent] How to build a calendar concierge agent?

Calendar management quickly becomes messy - overlapping meetings, time zones, constant rescheduling.
In this article, we’ll show how to build a Calendar Concierge AI Agent that understands scheduling requests and manages events automatically inside an admin tool built with Jet Admin.

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What Is a Calendar Concierge Agent?

A Calendar Concierge Agent is an AI agent that:

Understands scheduling requests (natural language)

Checks calendar availability

Creates, updates, or cancels events

Handles conflicts and rescheduling

Works directly inside your admin panel

Instead of manually managing calendars, teams can just ask:

Schedule a 30-minute meeting with Alex tomorrow afternoon.

The agent handles the rest.

What you will need

AI agents are especially powerful inside admin panels and internal tools

An admin panel built with Jet Admin

Access to a Google calendar

An AI model to understand scheduling requests

Calendar API access

Basic event data (time, date, participants)

🧠 Connect Your Calendar Data

First, connect the calendar data source inside Jet Admin.

This can be:

Google Calendar

Internal "Events" table

At this stage, JetAdmin has full visibility into:

Existing meetings

Dates and times

Participants and availability

This data becomes the agent’s “context”.

⚙️ Prepare the Calendar Concierge UI

Next, add a simple input for users:Unlike chatbots, AI agents can take actions directly inside the admin panel.

A chat box

Calendar component

🔄 Create the Calendar Concierge AI Agent

Now it’s time to create the AI agent itself inside Jet Admin.
The agent is responsible for understanding scheduling requests, reading existing calendar data, and deciding what action should be taken next. It interprets user input, identifies intent, and connects that intent to real calendar operations.

This behavior is defined through the agent prompt. The prompt clearly describes what the agent is allowed to do, when it should ask for clarification, and how it should react to conflicts or missing information. Instead of following rigid rules, the agent uses context from the calendar to reason about each request.

Make Google Calendar available to the AI agent.

Grant the agent permission to read and update calendar events.

Write the Agent Prompt

Connect created Agent to Agent component on Admin panel

Now the Agent is ready

⏱ Test the Agent

Test the agent with real requests:

Monitor conditions

Run on schedules or triggers

Reduce manual checks

Prevent human errors

AI agent
  • Understands goals
  • Takes actions
  • Works with data & tools
Chatbot
  • Responds to questions
  • No real actions
  • Conversation only

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