google-calendar

You can check Google Calendar availability by querying free and busy time slots across one or more specified calendars using a defined time range. This lets you propose realistic meeting options by finding open slots before creating an event.

Creating Google Calendar events requires an explicit assistant UI confirmation for medium-risk operations to prevent unintended calendar entries, unless you explicitly skip this confirmation step during the scheduling workflow setup.

Yes, managing Google Calendar events requires OAuth-based Google API access via an assistant OAuth request. This authentication mechanism ensures secure authorization for listing, retrieving, creating events, and handling RSVP responses.

You can send RSVP responses for Google Calendar invitations by updating your attendance status to accepted, declined, or tentative. The process enforces an explicit assistant UI confirmation before finalizing these RSVP updates to prevent accidental responses.

To retrieve a specific Google Calendar event by ID, you need OAuth-based Google API access and the specific event identifier. The system returns standardized JSON containing the full event details or an error message if retrieval fails.

Automated Google Calendar scheduling workflows require OAuth-based API access and enforce explicit assistant UI confirmation for medium-risk operations like creating events or sending RSVPs. Event creation confirmation can only be bypassed if explicitly skipped.