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Coordinate Meeting by dvcrn — Agent Skill

Name: Coordinate Meeting
Rating: 4.5 (4 reviews)
Author: dvcrn

Coordinate Meeting

Schedule a meeting for humans and their agents. Creates a scheduling poll, distributes it, collects votes, and finds the best time. Use when someone needs to find a time that works for a group. A Doodle alternative built for the age of AI agents.

dvcrn Updated Sep 8, 2026 32 repo stars

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Schedule a Meeting

A Doodle alternative built for the age of AI agents. Create a scheduling poll via meetlark.ai, collect votes from humans and agents, and find the best time — without the back-and-forth.

Workflow

Ask the user who needs to meet and when they're generally available.
Create a scheduling poll with the proposed time slots.
Share the participation link — give it to the user to forward, or suggest a message they can send.
Wait for votes to come in. Check back when the user asks.
Report the results and recommend the best time.
Close the poll once a time is chosen.

Creating the Poll

POST https://meetlark.ai/api/v1/polls?autoVerify=true

You'll receive:

An admin token (adm_...) — store this privately to check results and close the poll later.
A participate URL — this is the shareable link for voters.

First-Time Verification

The user's email must be verified once (valid 30 days). With ?autoVerify=true, a verification email is sent automatically if needed. Tell the user to check their inbox and click the link, then retry.

Check status: GET /api/v1/auth/status?email=...

Distributing the Poll

Suggest a ready-to-send message:

Hi [names],

We're finding a time for [meeting purpose]. Please vote on the times that work for you:

[participate URL]

The user can share this via email, Slack, WhatsApp, or any channel.

Checking Results

GET https://meetlark.ai/api/v1/polls/{pollId}
Authorization: Bearer adm_...

Summarize: how many voted, which times have the most votes, any clear winner.

Closing the Poll

POST https://meetlark.ai/api/v1/polls/{pollId}/close
Authorization: Bearer adm_...

Report the final result and suggest the user send a confirmation to participants.

Quick Examples

"Find a time for a team retro next week"
"Set up a meeting with Tom, Dick and Jane"
"Check if everyone has voted on the standup poll"
"Close the poll and announce the winning time"
"Schedule a 30-minute demo with the client sometime next week"

API Reference

OpenAPI spec: https://meetlark.ai/api/v1/openapi.json
Interactive docs: https://meetlark.ai/docs

Website

meetlark.ai: https://meetlark.ai

---name: coordinate-meetingdescription: Schedule a meeting for humans and their agents. Creates a scheduling poll, distributes it, collects votes, and finds the best time. Use when someone needs to find a time that works for a group. A Doodle alternative built for the age of AI agents.---# Schedule a MeetingA Doodle alternative built for the age of AI agents. Create a scheduling poll via meetlark.ai, collect votes from humans and agents, and find the best time — without the back-and-forth.## Workflow1. **Ask** the user who needs to meet and when they're generally available.2. **Create** a scheduling poll with the proposed time slots.3. **Share** the participation link — give it to the user to forward, or suggest a message they can send.4. **Wait** for votes to come in. Check back when the user asks.5. **Report** the results and recommend the best time.6. **Close** the poll once a time is chosen.## Creating the Poll```POST https://meetlark.ai/api/v1/polls?autoVerify=true```You'll receive:- An **admin token** (`adm_...`) — store this privately to check results and close the poll later.- A **participate URL** — this is the shareable link for voters.### First-Time VerificationThe user's email must be verified once (valid 30 days). With `?autoVerify=true`, a verification email is sent automatically if needed. Tell the user to check their inbox and click the link, then retry.Check status: `GET /api/v1/auth/status?email=...`## Distributing the PollSuggest a ready-to-send message:```Hi [names],We're finding a time for [meeting purpose]. Please vote on the times that work for you:[participate URL]```The user can share this via email, Slack, WhatsApp, or any channel.## Checking Results```GET https://meetlark.ai/api/v1/polls/{pollId}Authorization: Bearer adm_...```Summarize: how many voted, which times have the most votes, any clear winner.## Closing the Poll```POST https://meetlark.ai/api/v1/polls/{pollId}/closeAuthorization: Bearer adm_...```Report the final result and suggest the user send a confirmation to participants.## Quick Examples```"Find a time for a team retro next week""Set up a meeting with Tom, Dick and Jane""Check if everyone has voted on the standup poll""Close the poll and announce the winning time""Schedule a 30-minute demo with the client sometime next week"```## API Reference- **OpenAPI spec:** https://meetlark.ai/api/v1/openapi.json- **Interactive docs:** https://meetlark.ai/docs## Website- **meetlark.ai:** https://meetlark.ai

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