Scheduling that reads the email thread, not just the calendar.

Round-robin picks the first open slot on someone's calendar. Claude considers the conversation: if the prospect mentioned a tight deadline, it offers earlier times; if the email exchange is short enough to resolve async, it says so; if there's a stated preference for afternoons, it respects it without you encoding it.

Google Calendar, Outlook 365, and any CalDAV system. Conferencing via Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, or your dial-in. Routing respects your existing setup — round-robin, weighted, territory-based.

It reads the new constraint and proposes 2–3 alternatives in one message instead of four-message ping-pong. The other party sees the agent's reasoning ('Wed afternoon avoids your standing 1:1') and picks directly.

Yes, with a higher review threshold. For named accounts above a configured deal value, the agent drafts proposed times and routes for human approval before sending. Lower-stakes meetings auto-resolve.

Per-person preferences are first-class: focus blocks, no-meeting days, max meetings per day, lunch protection. The agent respects them by default and surfaces tradeoffs when a meeting would violate one — your call to override.