gws-calendar-agenda

To view upcoming Google Calendar events across all calendars, use an agenda command that aggregates your schedule by default, eliminating the need to manually open and switch between individual calendar views.

Yes, you can filter your Google Calendar agenda to a specific date range by applying time-window parameters, allowing you to display events for today, tomorrow, this week, or a custom set number of days ahead.

Google Calendar event discovery supports timezone overrides for scheduling by allowing you to apply an IANA timezone parameter, ensuring your agenda results match exactly how you plan your day.

The best way to narrow Google Calendar results to a single calendar is by applying a focused discovery filter, which restricts the aggregated upcoming events to a specific calendar name or ID.

Google Calendar agenda events may show incorrect times when traveling because the default timezone does not match your current location; applying an IANA timezone override corrects the event display.