Pipecat × Scalekit calendar sample

A Pipecat voice bot that reads your Google Calendar through Scalekit AgentKit.

Watch the demo: https://screen.studio/share/86SdvaHM

This sample is Pipecat OSS on a laptop. Scalekit is AgentKit only: a connection, a connected account, and execute_tool. Scalekit is not the language model.

Scalekit provides auth and actions on behalf of users, with 500+ connectors and 20,000+ tools.

Developer (browser at http://localhost:7860/client)
   │  local WebRTC audio
   ▼
Pipecat bot.py  (this process)
   │  googlecalendar_list_events
   ▼
Scalekit AgentKit execute_tool(CONNECTED_ACCOUNT_ID)
   │
   ▼
Google Calendar (your connected account)

• The browser never sees a Scalekit secret.
• The LLM never sees an OAuth token.
• execute_tool runs as CONNECTED_ACCOUNT_ID.

Quickstart

One-time setup (accounts + dashboard config) is below. Once .env is filled:

uv sync
uv run bot.py

Open http://localhost:7860/client. Allow the microphone. Click Connect. Say "What's on my calendar today?" — the bot lists your calendar.

You need

• Python 3.11+ and uv
• A Scalekit environment (AgentKit)
• A Google Cloud OAuth client
• A real OpenAI API key (same as the Pipecat quickstart)
• Deepgram and Cartesia keys (same as the Pipecat quickstart)

Scalekit dashboard (Google Calendar)

Google Calendar has no Scalekit-managed OAuth app in this sample. Create your own Google OAuth app, then paste it into Scalekit.

1. In the Scalekit Dashboard go to AgentKit → Connections → Add connection. Choose Google Calendar. Set the connection name to googlecalendar.
2. Copy the Scalekit Redirect URI.
3. In Google Cloud Console create an OAuth client (Web application). Add that Redirect URI. Enable the Google Calendar API.
4. Paste the Google Client ID and Client Secret into the Scalekit connection. Save.
5. In AgentKit → Connected Accounts, connect your Google account. Use an identifier you will put in .env as CONNECTED_ACCOUNT_ID. Confirm the connected account is Active.

Copy SCALEKIT_ENV_URL, SCALEKIT_CLIENT_ID, and SCALEKIT_CLIENT_SECRET from the Scalekit Dashboard into .env.

See Configure a connection and Google Calendar connector.

Setup

cp .env.example .env
# fill .env with your values
uv sync
uv run pytest

Then run the Quickstart commands above. If speech keys are missing, the process exits with an error that includes the Deepgram and Cartesia signup URLs.

Env names

Name	Role
SCALEKIT_ENV_URL	AgentKit environment URL
SCALEKIT_CLIENT_ID	Scalekit client id
SCALEKIT_CLIENT_SECRET	Scalekit client secret
CONNECTED_ACCOUNT_ID	Your connected-account identifier
SCALEKIT_CONNECTION_NAME	googlecalendar
OPENAI_API_KEY	Real OpenAI key
OPENAI_MODEL	gpt-4o-mini (or another OpenAI model)
DEEPGRAM_API_KEY	Required
CARTESIA_API_KEY	Required

Do not commit .env.

What this is not

• Not Pipecat Cloud. No Dockerfile. No pcc-deploy.toml.
• Not a Scalekit LLM product. The LLM is OpenAI.
• Not Whisper or Kokoro. Speech is Deepgram + Cartesia.

Docs

• Pipecat local runner
• Pipecat quickstart
• Scalekit execute_tool