The latest round of API and MCP updates is live, and it's a big one. Here's everything that's new.
New booking and user capabilities
- Book over busy slotsvia the API. A dedicated endpoint now books over busy slots, and even outside working hours, for teams that book everything through their own internal tooling. It ships with its own token permission, so existing tokens can't touch it, and admins decide exactly which ones can. Handle with care - this one books right over tentative holds.
- Send user invite emails in bulk. Add users to your organization without emailing them, then fire off the invites whenever you're ready, either to specific users or to everyone who hasn't been invited yet, in a single call. Useful for loading users into a sandbox now and inviting them later.
More monitoring and visibility
- Meeting Prep briefsare now accessible with the API and MCP. Pull the AI-generated briefs programmatically instead of clicking into meetings one by one, review every brief in bulk, confirm they're being generated, and pipe the content into your own tooling.
- Chat logsnow tell you which rule matched. Each session includes both the rule ID and rule name that matched, and you can filter by rule ID.
Configuration management
- Concierge triggers can now be setvia the API and MCP. Turn a router's link or in-app button on or off, or change the webform, straight from MCP. Previously, you couldn't create or edit a router's triggers at all.
- Web Experiences are now editablevia the API and MCP. Following the recent release that let you create Web Experiences, you can now edit them too, and changes publish instantly.
A better MCP server for agents
- Pre-built promptsfor MCP clients. The MCP server ships ready-made prompt templates for common jobs, like: book a meeting, manage a distribution, query CRM, manage meetings. AI clients can list and pull these down, so agents use our tools correctly on the first try.
- We made some adjustments so that tools are now discovered on demand (using the same endpoints), which reduces calls and uses a fraction of the tokens.
Oh, and
Editable API token permissions
. You no longer have to create a new token every time we ship a new endpoint, or when you need to add one you forgot. Just click to edit the permissions on the token you already have. The token value doesn't change, so nothing breaksHappy building! If you hit anything unexpected, email support@chilipiper.com.