List calendar events filtered by time range, search query, and pagination. Get event details like title, time, location, and attendees.
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"Using Google Calendar to query and create events" matching MCP tools:
- Turn natural language descriptions into calendar events. The event is added to your linked iCloud or Google Calendar, or provided as an .ics download.MIT
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- Create a calendar to store events and manage availability. Required before adding events, supports personal and shared calendars.Apache 2.0
- 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
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- Plan Cognia integration actions such as creating, updating, listing, or deleting Google Calendar events. Execute drafts to apply changes to external systems.MIT
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- Create a new secondary calendar on Google Calendar with a specified name and optional timezone. Use it to separate events for work, personal, or project management.MIT
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