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event-planning

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Check availability and travel, and place or release calendar holds for events using Open Media Events. Use when the person asks "am I free?", "hold that", "put it on my calendar", "what am I doing Saturday?", or wants to plan several events across a week.

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    Call check_schedule. Report conflicts (calendar and other Open Media plans), the proposed block including travel, and that travel time is …

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    If calendar.checked is false, say that existing calendar commitments were not checked.

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    Ask: "Hold <local block> for <title>?" Only after a clear yes, call plan_event with state: "held" and user_approved: true.

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    If the person has not subscribed to the plan calendar yet, call get_calendar_feed once and walk them through subscribing.

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    When asked for several events in a week ("two events, don't fill every evening"), pick a mix (for example one professional and one …

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    Never place a hold without a yes for that specific block.

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    Never modify or describe calendar entries that Open Media did not create.

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SKILL.md

Event planning

Tools: check_schedule, plan_event, save_event, get_my_events, get_calendar_feed.

Steps

  1. Resolve the event id from the conversation (ids look like evt_…). If it is ambiguous, ask which one.
  2. Call check_schedule. Report conflicts (calendar and other Open Media plans), the proposed block including travel, and that travel time is an estimate.
  3. If calendar.checked is false, say that existing calendar commitments were not checked.
  4. Ask: "Hold <local block> for <title>?" Only after a clear yes, call plan_event with state: "held" and user_approved: true.
  5. Say what happened exactly: a tentative hold on the "Open Media plans" calendar. Holds are not registrations.
  6. If the person has not subscribed to the plan calendar yet, call get_calendar_feed once and walk them through subscribing.
  7. To release a hold, call plan_event with declined (they changed their mind) or cancelled.
  8. For "what am I doing …?", call get_my_events with the date range. Report the plan state, registration label and any detected changes (time, venue, cancellation).

Planning several events

When asked for several events in a week ("two events, don't fill every evening"), pick a mix (for example one professional and one recurring social activity) on different evenings. Check each one, and confirm the set before holding anything.

Rules

  • Never place a hold without a yes for that specific block.
  • Never modify or describe calendar entries that Open Media did not create.
  • "I changed my mind" means declined. Do not claim a provider-side cancellation happened.

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