calendar-ops-skill

Calendar scheduling across multiple sources requires enforcing ISO 8601 with timezone offsets and validating sourceId usage with conflict checks before creating events to ensure accurate timing and avoid overlaps.

Yes, you can query real calendar data to view today's agenda and this week's schedule across multiple calendars by applying source filtering to check availability and manage reminders.

Creating and updating calendar events requires mutating real calendar data with CalendarMutate, enforcing ISO 8601 timezone offsets, and running conflict checks to validate sourceId usage before scheduling.

Managing reminders and toggling event completion involves querying and mutating real calendar data to delete or update events, applying source filtering and conflict checks to maintain schedule accuracy.

Yes, calendar mutation requires validating sourceId usage and performing conflict checks before deleting, editing, or toggling completion for events to prevent scheduling overlaps and data inconsistencies.

Calendar querying across multiple sources requires proper sourceId validation to filter specific calendars, ensuring accurate schedule retrieval and preventing unauthorized or ambiguous data mutations.