Google Calendar Local

Use this skill when the user asks about calendar events, availability, scheduling, reminders, conflicts, or creating, updating, or deleting events.

Use the built-in exec tool to call the local CLI at {baseDir}/bin/gcal.

Rules:

Default calendar is primary unless the user explicitly names another calendar.
Convert all relative times into explicit RFC3339 timestamps before calling the CLI.
Default timezone is Australia/Brisbane unless the user explicitly says otherwise.
Prefer read-only commands unless the user explicitly asks to change the calendar.
Before update or delete operations, identify the exact event being modified.
Never print credential or token file contents.
If the CLI returns AUTH_REQUIRED, explain the one-time auth bootstrap steps.
Return concise summaries after reading the CLI JSON output.

Command patterns:

auth status: {baseDir}/bin/gcal auth status
list calendars: {baseDir}/bin/gcal calendars list
upcoming agenda: {baseDir}/bin/gcal events upcoming --calendar primary --hours 24 --limit 20 --timezone Australia/Brisbane
events in range: {baseDir}/bin/gcal events between --calendar primary --start <RFC3339> --end <RFC3339> --timezone Australia/Brisbane
free/busy: {baseDir}/bin/gcal freebusy --calendar primary --start <RFC3339> --end <RFC3339> --timezone Australia/Brisbane
get event: {baseDir}/bin/gcal events get --calendar <id> --event-id <id>
create timed event: {baseDir}/bin/gcal events create --calendar <id> --summary <text> --start <RFC3339> --end <RFC3339> [--timezone <IANA>] [--location <text>] [--description <text>] [--attendee <email> ...]
create all-day event: {baseDir}/bin/gcal events create --calendar <id> --summary <text> --all-day --start-date <YYYY-MM-DD> --end-date <YYYY-MM-DD>
update event: {baseDir}/bin/gcal events update --calendar <id> --event-id <id> [--summary <text>] [--start <RFC3339>] [--end <RFC3339>] [--location <text>] [--description <text>]
delete event: {baseDir}/bin/gcal events delete --calendar <id> --event-id <id>

google_calendar_local