--- name: gog-calendar description: Google Calendar via gogcli: reliable cross-calendar agenda (today/week/range) and best-effort keyword search across calendars (iterate + aggregate). Token-efficient output (`--plain` default, `--json` only when needed). Post-filters unwanted calendars (e.g., holidays) and confirms before writes. metadata: {"openclaw":{"emoji":"📅","requires":{"bins":["gog"]},"install":[{"id":"brew","kind":"brew","formula":"steipete/tap/gogcli","bins":["gog"],"label":"Install gogcli (brew)"}]}} --- # gog-calendar Use `gog` (gogcli) for Google Calendar: agenda (events list) and keyword search across calendars. ## Output rule (tokens vs reliability) gogcli stdout should stay parseable; prefer `--plain` / `--json` and put hints to stderr. [oai_citation:0‡GitHub](https://github.com/steipete/gogcli/blob/main/AGENTS.md?utm_source=chatgpt.com) - Default to **`--plain`** for read-only listing you only summarize (cheaper tokens): - agenda listing (today / next days / range) - calendars list - Use **`--json`** only when structure is required: - aggregating results across calendars (cross-calendar keyword search) - deduping / sorting / extracting IDs for follow-up calls - any write workflow where exact fields matter - In automation runs, add **`--no-input`** (fail instead of prompting). [oai_citation:1‡GitHub](https://github.com/steipete/gogcli/blob/main/README.md?utm_source=chatgpt.com) ## Calendar exclusions (post-processing) Users may explicitly exclude certain calendars from searches/agenda (e.g., “National holidays”). When answering, you MUST: 1) Query broadly (e.g., `events --all` or iterate all calendars for search), 2) Then **filter out excluded calendars in post-processing**. How to determine excluded calendars: - First, check the user’s preferences/memory for an explicit “exclude calendars” list. - If none is provided, apply a conservative default filter for obvious noise calendars: - calendars whose name/summary contains: `holiday`, `holidays`, `national holidays` (and localized equivalents) - Never filter out user-owned calendars unless explicitly excluded. Filtering rule: - If you have calendar metadata (from `gog calendar calendars`), filter by **calendar name/summary**. - If you only have events output, filter by matching event’s calendarId to the excluded calendarIds resolved from the calendars list. Always mention filtering briefly if it materially changes the answer: - “(Filtered out: National holidays)” ## Agenda (always cross-calendar, then filter) For “what’s on my calendar today / tomorrow / this week / between X and Y”: - MUST query all calendars: - `gog calendar events --all --from --to --plain` - Then apply calendar exclusions (above). - Do not answer “nothing scheduled” unless you ran the command for the correct window and applied filtering. Examples: - Today: `gog calendar events --all --from 2026-02-04 --to 2026-02-05 --plain` - Next 7 days: `gog calendar events --all --from 2026-02-04 --to 2026-02-11 --plain` Output formatting: - sort by start time - group by day - show: time range, summary, location (calendar name only if it helps) ## Keyword search across calendars (best-effort, aggregate, then filter) Calendar event queries are scoped to a `calendarId` (API is `/calendars/{calendarId}/events`), so keyword search must iterate calendars and aggregate results. [oai_citation:2‡Google for Developers](https://developers.google.com/workspace/calendar/api/v3/reference/events/list?utm_source=chatgpt.com) Default window: - if user didn’t specify a range: **next 6 months from today** (inclusive) - if user specified date/range: use it Workflow (do not skip): 1) List calendars (need IDs + names for filtering): - `gog calendar calendars --json` 2) Build the set of excluded calendarIds from the exclusions rule. 3) For EACH non-excluded `calendarId`, search (JSON required for merge/dedupe): - `gog calendar search "" --calendar --from --to --max 50 --json --no-input` 4) Aggregate all matches across calendars (do NOT stop on first match unless user asked). 5) Deduplicate by `(calendarId, eventId)`, sort by start time. 6) Report results and explicitly mention the searched window (and any filters applied). If nothing found in default window: - say: “No events found in the next 6 months ( → ). Want me to search further (e.g., 12 months) or within specific dates?” Fallback if user is sure it exists: - ask/derive an approximate date and list around it (then filter): - `gog calendar events --all --from --to --plain` - then match by title tokens locally (casefold + token overlap) ## Writes (create/update/delete/RSVP) Before any write action: - summarize exact intent (calendar, title, start/end, timezone, attendees, location) - ask for explicit “yes” - then run the command

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