search-calendar

You can search Google Calendar using natural language by specifying criteria like day, date, week, subject, attendees, or emails. The skill processes these conversational queries with AND logic to filter and retrieve matching events.

Yes, you can find calendar events by combining attendee names or emails with specific dates, weeks, or days. The skill applies AND-style filtering across these dimensions to narrow down and retrieve precise event results.

Timezone normalization converts event times to Asia/Singapore. The skill enriches Google Calendar search results with explicit localized times, duration in minutes, attendee context, locations, descriptions, and conference links.

The maximum number of events returned is 50 non-cancelled events. The skill filters out cancelled events and sorts the remaining results chronologically to ensure timeline-oriented output for easy briefing integration.

To get meeting briefings, the skill retrieves Google Calendar events and enriches them with duration in minutes, attendee context, and conferencing data. It returns chronological results capped at 50 events for briefing preparation.

A key limitation is the 50-event maximum cap on search results. Additionally, timezone normalization is fixed to Asia/Singapore, and cancelled events are automatically excluded from the filtered, chronologically sorted output.