Google Calendar automation
productivity
Understand your schedule, manage events, and optimize your time effectively
What you can do with Google Calendar
Each of these is a block you can drop into a workflow.
- List EventsList events from Google Calendar for a time range. USE WHEN: user asks 'what's on my calendar', 'show my schedule', 'what events do I have'. Returns event titles, times, locations, and attendees.
- Get EventUSE WHEN: user asks for details of a specific event by its ID (use after listing/searching events). Get the full details of a specific Google Calendar event. Returns title, time, location, description
- Search EventsSearch Google Calendar events by keyword. Matches against event title, description, location, and attendee names. Use when the user asks to find a specific meeting or appointment.
- Create EventCreate a new event in Google Calendar. USE WHEN: user asks to 'schedule a meeting', 'add to my calendar', 'book a time'. Supports title, start/end times (RFC3339 with timezone offset), location, descr
- Update EventUpdate an existing Google Calendar event. Use when the user wants to reschedule, rename, or modify a calendar event. Only the fields you provide will be changed.
- Delete EventPermanently delete a Google Calendar event. USE WITH CAUTION: this action is irreversible. Use when the user explicitly asks to cancel or remove a calendar event.
How it works
- 1Connect Google CalendarSign in once with your account — no keys to copy
- 2Choose what starts itA schedule, an incoming webhook, a new email, a chat message — or run it by hand while you are still building.
- 3Add the rest of the stepsSend the result somewhere, branch on it, loop over it, or hand it to an AI step. Google Calendar is one block among the others.
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