gws-calendar-agenda
Display upcoming events from all your Google calendars in one view. Filter by today, tomorrow, this week, or a custom number of days ahead, and optionally narrow to a specific calendar or timezone.
gws-calendar-agenda shows your upcoming events across all Google calendars with flexible time range filtering.
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gws-calendar-agenda shows your upcoming events across all Google calendars with flexible time range filtering. Display upcoming events from all your Google calendars in one view. Filter by today, tomorrow, this week, or a custom number of days ahead, and optionally narrow to a specific calendar or timezone.
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- gws-calendar-agenda retrieves and displays your upcoming events across all connected Google calendars.
- Yes.
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Frequently asked questions
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What does gws-calendar-agenda do?
gws-calendar-agenda displays upcoming events from all your Google calendars in one unified view. You can filter by time period (today, tomorrow, this week, or a custom number of days), narrow results to a specific calendar, and customize your timezone. The skill queries your calendar agenda without modifying any events.
How do I show my upcoming calendar events?
gws-calendar-agenda retrieves and displays your upcoming events across all connected Google calendars. By default it shows events in chronological order. You can refine the view by specifying a time period like today, tomorrow, or this week, or request a custom range of days ahead.
Can I filter gws-calendar-agenda to show events from a particular calendar?
Yes. gws-calendar-agenda supports filtering to display events from a specific calendar rather than all calendars at once. This helps you focus on a single calendar's schedule when you have multiple calendars connected.
What's on my calendar this week using gws-calendar-agenda?
gws-calendar-agenda can display all events scheduled for the current week across your Google calendars. Simply request your week's agenda and the skill will retrieve and show upcoming events within that seven-day window.
Does gws-calendar-agenda support timezone customization?
Yes. gws-calendar-agenda allows you to customize your timezone when viewing calendar events. This ensures event times display correctly for your location, especially useful if you manage calendars across multiple time zones.
Can I list calendar events for the next 7 days with gws-calendar-agenda?
Yes. gws-calendar-agenda lets you view calendar events for a custom number of days ahead, including the next 7 days. You can specify your preferred time range to see exactly which events are coming up in that period.
SKILL.md
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calendar +agenda
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Show upcoming events across all calendars
Usage
gws calendar +agenda
Flags
| Flag | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
--today |
— | — | Show today's events |
--tomorrow |
— | — | Show tomorrow's events |
--week |
— | — | Show this week's events |
--days |
— | — | Number of days ahead to show |
--calendar |
— | — | Filter to specific calendar name or ID |
--timezone |
— | — | IANA timezone override (e.g. America/Denver). Defaults to Google account timezone. |
Examples
```bash gws calendar +agenda gws calendar +agenda --today gws calendar +agenda --week --format table gws calendar +agenda --days 3 --calendar 'Work' gws calendar +agenda --today --timezone
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