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Replit Adds Cal.com, Airtable, and Rootly Docs MCP Connectors

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Replit added three new MCP server connectors — Cal.com, Airtable, and Rootly Docs — expanding what Replit Agent can directly access and act on during a build. The Cal.com connector lets Agent manage scheduling, Airtable gives Agent read/write access to bases, and Rootly Docs lets Agent search incident-response documentation. The release continues Replit's recent pattern of steadily growing its MCP connector library beyond the platform's own sandbox.

Key Takeaways

  • Replit added three new MCP connectors: Cal.com, Airtable, and Rootly Docs.
  • The Cal.com connector lets Replit Agent check availability and manage bookings directly from a conversation.
  • The Airtable connector gives Agent read and write access to Airtable bases without custom integration code.
  • The Rootly Docs connector lets Agent search an organization's incident-response documentation while building.
  • This is Replit's second connector batch in two weeks, following a late-July release that added Supabase, Statsig, Calendly, and Braintrust.
  • New connectors appear in the same MCP Servers settings pane as existing integrations like Stripe, Linear, Notion, and Sentry.

Three New Connectors for Replit Agent

Replit expanded its library of MCP server connectors with three new integrations: Cal.com, Airtable, and Rootly Docs. Once connected, Replit Agent can call into each service directly from a conversation, extending what Agent can do without requiring developers to write custom API integration code.

What Each Connector Adds

The Cal.com connector lets Agent manage scheduling directly — checking availability, creating, or adjusting bookings as part of a build or automation task. The Airtable connector gives Agent read and write access to Airtable bases, so developers can have Agent pull records into an app or push new data back into a base without hand-writing the integration. The Rootly Docs connector lets Agent search an organization's Rootly documentation, useful for teams that rely on Rootly for incident response and want Agent to reference runbooks or postmortems while building.

Why It Matters

This is the second connector batch Replit has shipped in as many weeks — following a late-July release that added Supabase, Statsig, Calendly, and Braintrust — continuing a steady cadence of expanding Agent's reach into the tools teams already use for scheduling, data, and operations. Each new server appears in the same MCP Servers settings pane alongside existing options like Stripe, Linear, Notion, Sentry, and Atlassian, giving Agent a consistent, sign-in-based way to reach outside its own sandbox.