gws-calendar-insert
Create Google Calendar Events
Simplify calendar management by letting AI create events through natural language. Schedule meetings, add attendees, and configure Google Meet links without manual form filling.
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Using "gws-calendar-insert". Create a standup meeting tomorrow from 9 to 9:30 AM
Expected outcome:
Event 'Standup' created successfully on primary calendar for 2026-06-17T09:00:00-07:00 to 2026-06-17T09:30:00-07:00
Using "gws-calendar-insert". Schedule a review with alice@example.com next week with a Meet link
Expected outcome:
Event 'Review' created with attendee alice@example.com and Google Meet conference link added
Security Audit
Low RiskStatic analyzer detected patterns in SKILL.md (backticks, path references, crypto-like strings) but all are FALSE POSITIVES. The file is Markdown documentation, not executable code. Backticks are inline code formatting, path references are relative documentation links, and no actual shell execution occurs. The skill wraps the official gws CLI tool and requires user confirmation before write operations. Single risk factor: external_commands (legitimate CLI invocation).
Low Risk Issues (1)
Risk Factors
⚙️ External commands (2)
Quality Score
What You Can Build
Quick Meeting Scheduling
Create impromptu meetings with minimal input - just provide summary and times
Collaborative Event Planning
Schedule events with multiple attendees and optional Google Meet integration
Automated Calendar Management
Integrate calendar creation into AI-assisted workflows for seamless scheduling
Try These Prompts
Create a calendar event titled 'Team Standup' from 9:00 AM to 9:30 AM tomorrow
Schedule a 'Project Review' meeting next Monday at 2 PM with alice@example.com and bob@example.com
Create a 'Client Call' event on Friday at 10 AM with a Google Meet link and add the client's email
Add an 'All-Day Conference' event for June 15th at the Convention Center with description 'Annual tech conference' and send invites to the team
Best Practices
- Always confirm event details with the user before executing the insert command
- Use RFC3339/ISO 8601 format for all datetime values to avoid timezone confusion
- Verify attendee email addresses are valid before adding them to events
Avoid
- Creating events without explicit user confirmation for the time and attendees
- Assuming default calendar when user may have multiple calendars
- Scheduling events without checking if the user is already busy at that time