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Letting an agent help

What a token is, what each permission allows, and how to undo anything.

Manage agent access

You can let software act on your brand — writing listings, drafting your page, setting up your schedule. It works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code and anything else that speaks MCP; there is nothing specific to one company about it.

You do that by making a token and giving it to your agent. A token covers the brands you choose and only the permissions you tick, it is shown once, and you can revoke it at any moment.

Each permission says what it lets an agent see, what it lets it change, and what it still cannot do. Scheduling is separate from everything else on purpose: it reads the names and email addresses of people who have booked, so it is never granted by default.

Whatever you grant, no agent can move your payouts, accept terms for you, or delete your brand. Anything that goes public — publishing a page, publishing a listing, cancelling somebody’s booking — needs a second, explicit instruction rather than happening as a side effect.

Every change is logged with the token that made it, and a whole session can be undone in one click.

What each permission allows

Listings

Create and edit what you sell.

Can see

  • Your listings, including drafts, prices and stock

Can change

  • Create a listing
  • Edit a listing’s details
  • Publish a draft
  • Delete a listing
  • Connect a channel a listing is distributed through

Still cannot

  • Take payment or issue a refund
  • Change where your money goes

Availability

Change when a listing can be booked.

Can see

  • The dates and windows a listing is open

Can change

  • Open or close dates on a listing

Still cannot

  • Cancel a booking someone has already made
  • See an attendee’s contact details

Pricing

Change what you charge.

Can see

  • Current prices and any seasonal rates

Can change

  • Set a listing’s price

Still cannot

  • Charge anyone
  • Alter an order that has already been placed

Content and your page

Write your brand page and its wording.

Can see

  • Your brand details, and your page — draft and live

Can change

  • Your brand description and theme
  • Everything on your page: sections, wording, photos, layout and colours
  • Publish the page, but only when told to explicitly

Still cannot

  • Change your web address
  • Delete your brand
  • Publish without an explicit confirmation

Scheduling

Set up meeting types and manage bookings.

Can see

  • Your meeting types, opening hours and settings
  • Your bookings, including the name and email of whoever booked

Can change

  • Create and edit meeting types, their length, price and buffers
  • Set the hours you are free
  • Change your timezone, notice period and how far ahead people can book
  • Cancel a booking, but only when told to explicitly

Still cannot

  • Read your connected calendar, or the events in it
  • Add or remove a calendar connection
  • Take payment for a meeting

Messages

Read your conversations with buyers.

Can see

  • Message threads with buyers

Can change

Nothing — this one only reads.

Still cannot

  • Send a message as you
  • Delete a thread

Undo

Undo a whole session of an agent’s changes.

Can see

  • The log of what agents changed

Can change

  • Put back everything one agent session changed

Still cannot

  • Undo anything you did yourself

Whatever you grant, no agent can ever:

  • Change where your payouts go
  • Accept legal or policy terms on your behalf
  • Delete your brand
  • See your password, your payout details, or any card number

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