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suggest_meeting_times

Analyze your Google Calendar to find available time slots for scheduling meetings within a specified date range, respecting your existing events and working hours.

Instructions

Suggest available meeting times within a date range. This tool analyzes the user's calendar and suggests available time slots for scheduling meetings based on their existing calendar events. Prerequisites: - The user must be authenticated with Google Calendar access Args: start_date (str): The start date of the range to check (can be natural language like "tomorrow") end_date (str): The end date of the range to check (can be natural language like "next friday") duration_minutes (int, optional): The desired meeting duration in minutes. Defaults to 60. working_hours (str, optional): Working hours in format "9-17" (9am to 5pm). Defaults to 9am-5pm. Returns: Dict[str, Any]: The suggested meeting times including: - success: Whether the operation was successful - suggestions: List of suggested meeting times with formatted date/time - message: A message describing the result Example usage: 1. Find meeting times for tomorrow: suggest_meeting_times(start_date="tomorrow", end_date="tomorrow") 2. Find meeting times for next week with custom duration: suggest_meeting_times( start_date="next monday", end_date="next friday", duration_minutes=30 ) 3. Find meeting times with custom working hours: suggest_meeting_times( start_date="tomorrow", end_date="friday", working_hours="10-16" ) Important: - The tool respects the user's existing calendar events - Suggestions are limited to working hours (default 9am-5pm) - Weekends are excluded by default - The tool will return at most 10 suggestions

Input Schema

TableJSON Schema
NameRequiredDescriptionDefault
start_dateYes
end_dateYes
duration_minutesNo
working_hoursNo

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