MCP use case
Write a weekly renewal digest for your team
Schedule an agent to read the renewal calendar and the findings queue each Monday and write a digest of what needs a decision that week.

Claude Code
Write this week's renewal digest: decisions due in 30 days and any open gaps.
- Tessellate CRM: notice window closed by Oct 17, 2026 (11 days ago).
- Northwind Analytics: give notice by Nov 21, 2026 (in 24 days).
- Open gap: Fenwick Data Labs has no internal owner.
What you get
What changes when the agent does it
Decisions surface on a schedule
Nobody has to remember to open the calendar.
Gaps travel with deadlines
Missing owners and notice periods appear next to the dates they affect.
Share it where your team reads
Your agent posts the digest with its own tools, such as email or chat.
How it works
Set it up in three steps
This job needs a read-only key.
- 1
Read the next 30 days
The agent asks the calendar for deadlines within 30 days.
renewals_calendar - 2
Read the open findings
It adds gaps that affect those renewals.
tasks_list - 3
Write and share
It writes the digest and shares it with the tools you gave it.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Does the product send the digest?
No. Your agent sends it with its own email or chat tools. The product supplies the data.
Which agent can run it on a schedule?
Any agent runner that can call an MCP server, such as Claude Code in a scheduled job.
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