Which agents does Turbine work with?

Anything that speaks remote MCP. There's one-line setup for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Amp, and Turbine works as a custom connector in Claude and ChatGPT. Sign-in is OAuth, so there are no API keys to paste.

Do I have to live in yet another app?

No. Turbine runs in the background and shows up inside the tools you already have open: your agent, your calendar, your inbox and your tracker. The web app is just where you tell it how to behave.

What can agents do without asking me?

Whatever you allow. Routine, reversible changes happen quietly and are logged with a one-click undo. Anything consequential or ambiguous lands in Action needed for you to decide. Any agent can be made read-only or blocked entirely.

Which sources are supported?

Google Calendar, Gmail, Linear, Todoist and ClickUp today. Outlook and Notion are up next.

Can it schedule with other people?

Yes, with other Turbine users. Your agent finds common free time without either side seeing the other's calendar details. Once you both accept, it lands in both plans with a single Google Calendar invite.

How is my data handled?

Turbine only reads the sources you connect, uses the minimum it needs for the features you turn on, and you can disconnect at any time. The details are on our Security and Privacy pages.

Your agents don't know what's on your plate. Turbine does.

Turbine is a personal planning and context layer for AI agents. It pulls your calendar, inbox and backlog into one live plan and plugs it into every agent you run over a single MCP. Ask what's next, hand off the work, and let your day rebuild itself while you ship.

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claude mcp add --transport http --scope user turbine https://api.turbine.so/mcp

Invite-only for now. One line, OAuth sign-in, no API keys.

claude — ~/code/atlas

▸ Finish pricing page 13:00–16:00 · 2 moved to Mon

Google CalendarJonas

Fri 17

Mon 20

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Atlas standup10:45

Lunch12:00

Q2 hiring update13:00

ENG-142 Fix export14:00

Design review16:00

Atlas standup10:45

Lunch12:00

1:1 with Lena14:00

Plugs into the agents you already run

Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
Claude
ChatGPT
Gemini CLI
GitHub Copilot
VS Code
Windsurf
Zed
Grok
Amp

…and any other harness that supports MCP connections.

How it works

One MCP. Your whole life as context.

Other MCP servers hand your agent raw mail, events and tickets. Turbine tells it what they add up to: what you've promised, to whom, by when, and whether it actually fits — with the evidence attached.

Google Calendar

Gmail

Linear

Todoist

ClickUp

Every commitment, in one place

Google Calendar, Gmail, Linear, Todoist and ClickUp stream into Turbine. Commitments get pulled out of threads, tickets and invites, then linked to the people and projects they belong to.

Fri 17 JulSynced Google Calendar

To placeReview Atlas redlinesReply to MarcoQ2 hiring updateENG-142 Fix export

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Atlas standup10:45

Lunch12:00

Design review15:30

A plan that re-solves itself

A solver places your work around meetings, deadlines and working hours, adds breathing room, and learns how long things really take you. When reality moves, the plan moves with it — you wake up with everything already placed.

Agent-native

Built for how you actually work now.

You've got three agents running in parallel and you're the only one who knows what matters today. Turbine gives every one of them the same live picture of your day — and the tools to act on it.

Ask anything about your week.

“What's on my plate?” “Where do I fit two hours of deep work?” Your agent reads the live plan, not a stale copy of your calendar.

codex — ~/code/atlas

>find me 2 hours of deep work before Friday

⏺turbine · get_day_availability

Wed13:00 – 15:302h 30m

Thu09:00 – 11:002h

Wednesday afternoon is your longest open stretch. Want me to put the pricing doc there?

Hand off the work, not just the to-do.

Agents pull the next task off your focus feed, ship it, and leave a progress report: next step, blockers, evidence. Whichever agent picks it up next starts exactly where the last one stopped.

cursor — atlas/web

>pick up the next thing on my plate

⏺turbine · get_focus_feed

OPS-31 Subscription upgrade flow · actionable · nothing blocking

On it. Branch pushed, draft PR open.

⏺turbine · report_task_progress

OPS-31 · next: e2e tests · evidence: PR #418

Any agent that opens OPS-31 next continues from this report.

Schedule from wherever you are.

Tell any agent to make time for something. Turbine finds the slot, reshuffles what's movable and syncs it to Google Calendar. It can even find time with other Turbine users without exposing either calendar.

claude — chat

>put the investor update somewhere before Friday, ~90 min

⏺turbine · create_task

Write investor update · 1h 30m · due Fri

placed Thu 09:00 – 10:30 · synced to Google Calendar

Done. Thursday morning, before your 11:00. Prep for standup moved 15 min to make room.

Nothing slips through the cracks.

Promises buried in email become scheduled tasks on their own. “Remind me to do the laundry” works in any agent — you never have to say Turbine.

Marco Keller09:12

Atlas contract

Could you send the signed contract by Wednesday? We'd like to countersign before Friday.

claude — ~/code/atlas

⏺turbine · caught in Gmail

Send signed Atlas contract to Marco · due Wed

placed Tue 16:00 – 16:30 · from Marco Keller, 09:12

>remind me to do the laundry tonight

⏺turbine · create_task

Laundry · Life space · today 19:30

Control

Autonomy you can audit.

Letting agents into your inbox and calendar is a big ask. Turbine earns it: every move is explained, reversible, and scoped to exactly what you allow.

Per-agent permissions

Every connected agent shows up by name. Make any one read-only, or cut it off in a click.

One inbox for real decisions

Turbine only asks when it can't decide safely: approvals, ambiguous commitments, overbooked days. Everything else just happens.

Put back, anytime

Routine changes land in the activity log with the reason attached, and undo in one click.

Evidence on everything

Every task links back to the email, ticket or event it came from, along with how fresh that source is.

Writes back where work lives

Edits and completions sync to Todoist, Linear and ClickUp, with receipts. Turn writeback off per source.

Bring your own model

Connect your own OpenRouter key and pay for model usage directly.

Under the hood

Small surface. Lots of leverage.

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MCP tools — the exact same ones Turbine's own agent uses.

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Agent harnesses with first-class setup, plus any remote MCP client.

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Sources: Google Calendar, Gmail, Linear, Todoist and ClickUp.

1 line

To connect. OAuth sign-in, nothing to paste, nothing to host.

Roadmap

More of your life, coming soon.

Turbine gets sharper with every place your commitments live. Here's what's connected today and what we're building next.

Google Calendar, Gmail, Linear, Todoist, ClickUp
Live · today
Your calendar, inbox and task trackers, synced both ways.
Outlook, Notion
Up next · in the works
Work calendars and mail, plus the to-dos hiding in your docs and meeting notes.
Later · your call
Something else you rely on? Tell us on X.

Early access.

We're letting people in in small waves, starting with builders who already run agents all day — the ones tokenmaxxing their way through more work before lunch than most teams ship in a sprint.

If that's you, come break things with us. We want your feedback loud and early.

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Beta

invite-only

All five sources, synced both ways
MCP access from every agent you run
Terminal status line for Claude Code and tmux
Shared scheduling with other Turbine users
Bring your own OpenRouter key
A direct line to the founders

Questions & answers

Still curious? Ping us on X.

Stop being the bottleneck for your own agents.

Give them your context. Keep the final say.

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