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iCloud Calendar, for your agent

Your agent lists your calendars, reads what is on them and spots what clashes. Once you turn writing on, it adds events and moves them. The app-specific password that opens your mail opens your calendar too.

Free for up to 3 connectors. No card needed.

Tools

What your agent can do

Each is a tool your agent calls by name. Read tools are on from the start; write tools wait for your switch.

Calendar tools

  • readcalendar.list_events

    List events. List events between two moments, earliest first, with repeating events expanded into their occurrences and times given in each event’s own time zone.

  • readcalendar.read_event

    Read an event. Read one event or occurrence in full: its times and time zone, location, notes, link, repeat rule, organizer and attendees.

  • readcalendar.list_calendars

    List calendars. List the calendars of this account that hold events, with the id other calendar tools take and whether each can be written to.

  • writecalendar.create_event

    Create an event. Create a single event in a calendar; it invites nobody and does not repeat, and a person can remove it in their calendar app.

  • writecalendar.update_event

    Change an event. Change the title, times, location or notes of an event, leaving the rest as it was; refused if it changed since it was read, or has attendees, who would be told.

Questions

Fair things to ask first

Can my agent delete events or invite people?
No. No tool deletes an event or invites anybody. Once you turn writing on, your agent can add events and change the ones already there.
What about Reminders?
No. Apple keeps today’s Reminders out of the calendar standard that other apps use, so no service like muse.space can reach them.
Do you keep my events?
No. An event passes through our servers in memory for the length of the call, and is never saved or logged.
I already connected iCloud Mail. Do I need another password?
No. Open iCloud Mail in your dashboard: under Also on this password, connect iCloud Calendar in one click. It starts read only, like everything else.
Is this allowed by Apple?
Yes. App-specific passwords are Apple’s supported way for other mail apps to sign in. Ours shows up in your Apple Account like any other, and you can cancel it there at any time without asking us.
What does it cost?
Nothing for up to 3 connectors, and a password counts once, so iCloud Mail, Calendar and Contacts are one. Personal, for everything more, is $5 a month or $48 a year. It is not on sale yet, and until it is we give it with codes.

About five minutes from here

Free for up to 3 connectors, and no card to start.