Supported operations
- List available calendars
- Find timezone-aware events in a date range
- Read event details
- Create an event without sending guest invitations
Google Calendar integration
Explore your schedule and create calendar events
Ask about an interval, inspect an event, or prepare a new calendar event with clear permission boundaries.
The Google Calendar connector answers schedule questions with explicit calendars, date ranges and time zones. It can list calendars, find events between RFC 3339 boundaries, apply a text query, and read the full details of a selected event. This avoids ambiguous phrases such as tomorrow being interpreted without the account's intended time zone.
Event creation is intentionally limited to a title, start, end and optional description on a selected calendar. The current operation does not add attendees or advertise meeting invitations. Before a write, the assistant should establish the exact calendar, time-zone offset and end time, then show the proposed event under the chosen approval policy.
Current boundaries
- Meeting invitations are not advertised because attendee support is unavailable.
- Calendar access may expire or be revoked.
- Event creation requires a separate write scope.
How to connect
- 1Connect Calendar from the extension.
- 2Choose read access or add event-creation access.
- 3Confirm the exact calendar and time before creating an event.
“What is on my calendar tomorrow?”
Use synthetic or your authorised account data, then review the returned result in the conversation.
How to use Google Calendar reliably
- Calendar discovery matters when an account exposes personal, shared and team calendars. A result should name which calendar supplied each event rather than merging schedules without context.
- Date-range reads use an exclusive upper bound and timezone-aware timestamps. This is important around midnight, travel and daylight-saving changes.
- Creating an event requires a separate write scope. Editing, deleting, inviting attendees and checking another person's free/busy state are not advertised by this connector.
- Recurring events can produce individual occurrences inside the selected range. The answer should preserve returned start and end values, and should not infer that one occurrence changes the entire series.
Prompt examples
“What is on my primary calendar tomorrow in my account time zone?”
“Find every event containing roadmap between Monday morning and Friday evening.”
“Read the selected event and summarise its description and timing.”
“Create a 30-minute focus block next Tuesday at 10:00 after I approve the calendar and timezone.”
Rate limits and freshness
Calendar enforces per-project and per-user request quotas in a sliding time window, plus operational limits for rapid writes to one calendar. The safe response to a quota error is backoff. Repeating event creation after an uncertain result could create duplicates, so a write must be verified before any retry.
Google Calendar API quota guidanceIncluded with Pro at $19 USD/month. Bring your own AI API key; provider charges are separate.
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