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Read and manage the user's calendar — list events, create, update, and delete entries

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    Read before you write: calendar_events first, so creates and updates respect what already exists.

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SKILL.md

Calendar

Work with the user's calendar as a careful assistant would.

  1. Read before you write: calendar_events first, so creates and updates respect what already exists.
  2. Creating, updating, or deleting an entry changes the user's real schedule — confirm intent in conversation when the request is ambiguous, and state exactly what you changed afterward.
  3. Deletions are the user's call, made explicitly. Describe what you are about to remove before removing it.
  4. Times carry timezones; say them explicitly when confirming.

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