Lindy's new CC scheduling feature turns meeting coordination into an email cc. Add lindy@lindy.ai to any thread and the agent reads the conversation, checks your calendar, proposes times to the other side, handles the back and forth as availability shifts, and sends the invite once everyone agrees. It is aimed at founders, sales reps, recruiters, and anyone who currently loses an hour a day to "Tuesday, can't. Thursday, traveling" replies, and it sits alongside Lindy's existing agents for email triage, meeting notes, and follow-ups.
The launch matters now because scheduling links have become the default answer to this problem, and many recipients find them impersonal or refuse to use them. CC-ing an agent mirrors how a human executive assistant actually works, which lets solo operators and small teams get EA-style coverage without hiring one. According to Lindy's own documentation, the agent can also reschedule gracefully if plans change , which is the part most scheduling tools handle poorly.
Lindy is built by Flo Crivello, founder and CEO, previously a PM at Uber , and the broader platform lets users build no-code AI agents for recurring workflows. The company has raised $50m to date, with investment from Menlo, Coatue, and Instacart's Max Mullen , and this release is positioned by Crivello as his personal favorite use case on the platform.
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Priya V.Sep 3, 2026
The CC-an-email pattern is the closest thing to actual magic in agent land right now. Zero new UI to learn, which is the whole trick.
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Adaeze OkaforSep 3, 2026
Cool, but what happens when two Lindys get CC'd on the same thread. Do they negotiate or just infinite-loop until my calendar is a graveyard?
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Tomasz K.Sep 3, 2026
That demo cut is suspiciously clean. Show me the version where the other person replies 'does tuesday work' three times in a row.
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Henrik S.Sep 3, 2026
Curious how you handle timezone hallucinations. That's the graveyard every scheduling agent I've tried has died in.
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Marco De LucaSep 3, 2026
Voiceover pacing on this one is genuinely tight. Whoever edits your launch clips deserves a raise or at least a Lindy of their own.
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junoSep 3, 2026
Every scheduling tool since Calendly has been building for the wrong side of the conversation. This one finally picked correctly.
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Sanjana D.Sep 3, 2026
Hiring an AE who's sold three horizontal AI products and actually understands sales-led PLG hybrids. DMs open if Lindy is staffing up.
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Khalid MansourSep 3, 2026
SOC2? SSO? Any story for legal teams that panic when an @lindy.ai address is looped into privileged threads?
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Beatrix HalvorsenSep 3, 2026
Would love to see the drop-off between 'CC'd once' and 'CC'd on a second thread within 7 days'. That's the retention number that actually matters here.
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Rafael OtsukaSep 3, 2026
The tweet copy is doing a lot with three lines. 'Announcing X. Do Y. Live now.' Founders take notes.
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Milena VukovicSep 3, 2026
Pricing question: is a CC billed as one action or does the back and forth eat credits? Because 'per invite sent' is the only model that won't scare finance.
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obiSep 3, 2026
This is the last scheduling feature that will ever be shipped without an agent under the hood. Everything downstream of this is just UI residue.
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Yuki HoshinoSep 3, 2026
First-tap test: I CC'd Lindy on a real thread mid-tweet-scroll. It just worked. That's the bar.
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Gabriela RuzSep 3, 2026
The best products don't ask you to open them. Ship where the user already is.
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Lindy's new CC scheduling feature turns meeting coordination into an email cc. Add lindy@lindy.ai to any thread and the agent reads the conversation, checks your calendar, proposes times to the other side, handles the back and forth as availability shifts, and sends the invite once everyone agrees. It is aimed at founders, sales reps, recruiters, and anyone who currently loses an hour a day to "Tuesday, can't. Thursday, traveling" replies, and it sits alongside Lindy's existing agents for email triage, meeting notes, and follow-ups. The launch matters now because scheduling links have become the default answer to this problem, and many recipients find them impersonal or refuse to use them. CC-ing an agent mirrors how a human executive assistant actually works, which lets solo operators and small teams get EA-style coverage without hiring one. According to Lindy's own documentation, the agent can also reschedule gracefully if plans change , which is the part most scheduling tools handle poorly. Lindy is built by Flo Crivello, founder and CEO, previously a PM at Uber , and the broader platform lets users build no-code AI agents for recurring workflows. The company has raised $50m to date, with investment from Menlo, Coatue, and Instacart's Max Mullen , and this release is positioned by Crivello as his personal favorite use case on the platform.
Comments (14)
The CC-an-email pattern is the closest thing to actual magic in agent land right now. Zero new UI to learn, which is the whole trick.
Cool, but what happens when two Lindys get CC'd on the same thread. Do they negotiate or just infinite-loop until my calendar is a graveyard?
That demo cut is suspiciously clean. Show me the version where the other person replies 'does tuesday work' three times in a row.
Curious how you handle timezone hallucinations. That's the graveyard every scheduling agent I've tried has died in.
Voiceover pacing on this one is genuinely tight. Whoever edits your launch clips deserves a raise or at least a Lindy of their own.
Every scheduling tool since Calendly has been building for the wrong side of the conversation. This one finally picked correctly.
Hiring an AE who's sold three horizontal AI products and actually understands sales-led PLG hybrids. DMs open if Lindy is staffing up.
SOC2? SSO? Any story for legal teams that panic when an @lindy.ai address is looped into privileged threads?
Would love to see the drop-off between 'CC'd once' and 'CC'd on a second thread within 7 days'. That's the retention number that actually matters here.
The tweet copy is doing a lot with three lines. 'Announcing X. Do Y. Live now.' Founders take notes.
Pricing question: is a CC billed as one action or does the back and forth eat credits? Because 'per invite sent' is the only model that won't scare finance.
This is the last scheduling feature that will ever be shipped without an agent under the hood. Everything downstream of this is just UI residue.
First-tap test: I CC'd Lindy on a real thread mid-tweet-scroll. It just worked. That's the bar.
The best products don't ask you to open them. Ship where the user already is.