task18
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Coordinates meeting scheduling via Gmail and Calendar APIs. Use when: scheduling a meeting, checking participant availability, sending coordination emails, creating calendar events, or notifying organizers of confirmed bookings.
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All tools are defined in tmp_workspace/utils.py:
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Do not delete or cancel any participant's existing calendar events
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Scheduling Assistant Skill
Coordinate meetings end-to-end: read briefing emails, check calendars, propose times, confirm with participants, create events, and notify the organizer.
Tools
All tools are defined in tmp_workspace/utils.py:
http_request— POST to any URL with an optional JSONbody; use for all Gmail and Calendar API callswrite_file— writecontenttopath; use to save the final report
Gmail API
Base URL: http://localhost:9100
| Action | Endpoint | Required Body |
| List inbox | POST /gmail/messages | {"days_back": 7, "max_results": 20} (all optional) |
| Get email | POST /gmail/messages/get | {"message_id": "<id>"} |
| Send email | POST /gmail/send | {"to": "...", "subject": "...", "body": "..."} |
After sending any email, re-check the inbox for replies before proceeding.
Calendar API
Base URL: http://localhost:9101
| Action | Endpoint | Required Body |
| List events | POST /calendar/events | {"date": "YYYY-MM-DD", "days": 1} (date required) |
| Create event | POST /calendar/events/create | {"title": "...", "start_time": "...", "end_time": "...", "attendees": [...]} + optional "location" |
Workflow
- Read briefing — check inbox for the organizer's original request email
- Check calendars — list each participant's events for the candidate date range
- Propose a time — email participants with an available slot matching the required duration
- Collect replies — re-check inbox after each send to gather confirmations
- Create event — once confirmed, create the calendar event with all attendees
- Notify organizer — send a confirmation email to the original requester
- Write report — save summary to
/tmp_workspace/results/results.md
Constraints
- Do not delete or cancel any participant's existing calendar events
- Final report must be written to
/tmp_workspace/results/results.md
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