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  • Retrieve events from a specific calendar or all calendars of an agent. Filter by time range, status, or source (internal or iCal synced).
    Apache 2.0
  • Query attendees' busy/free windows for a time range using CalDAV scheduling without requiring calendar sharing.
    MIT
  • Retrieve all Lifecycle Manager resource models from Itential Platform to access structured templates for managing network services and infrastructure components throughout their lifecycle.
    GPL 3.0
  • Retrieve the chronological timeline of events for a job application, including status changes, notes, and interview scheduling, with public and private visibility distinction.
    MIT
  • Plan Cognia integration actions such as creating, updating, listing, or deleting Google Calendar events. Execute drafts to apply changes to external systems.
    MIT
  • Connect an external iCal feed to an agent's calendar to include external events in availability calculations. Requires an agent-specific calendar.
    Apache 2.0
  • Request a human to connect Google Calendar or Outlook to a Chronary calendar by providing a setup URL. Supports availability checking and optional event publishing.
    Apache 2.0
  • Enable Google Calendar read access for medical document management by initiating authorization. Returns a URL for user consent to grant access to all calendar events.
    MIT
  • Retrieve chronological events from a Google Calendar within a specified RFC 3339 time range, with support for personal, Hermes, or custom calendar IDs.
    MIT
  • Analyze your Google Calendar to find available time slots for scheduling meetings within a specified date range, respecting your existing events and working hours.
    MIT
  • Retrieve events from a Google Calendar by ID, time range, or keyword. Get single event details or a list of upcoming events with optional detailed information.
    MIT