Create a Google Calendar event
Input
end requiredEnd: ISO datetime for timed, or YYYY-MM-DD (exclusive) for all_day
start requiredStart: ISO datetime (2026-07-10T09:00:00) for timed, or YYYY-MM-DD for all_day
title requiredEvent title
guests optionalGuest email addresses to invite; an invitation email is sent to each (external guests auto-confirmed)
all_day optionallocation optionaltimezone optionalIANA timezone for timed events
Default: "Europe/Paris"description optionalOutput
end requiredstart requiredtitle requiredall_day requiredcreated requiredeid optionalBase64 event handle for delete_event; null if the post-save read-back missed it
guests optionalhtml_link optionalList Google Calendar events
List the signed-in Google Calendar account's events between two dates (across all visible calendars). Returns n and events (id, eid, title, all_day, start, end, timezone, location, description, calendar, organizer, attendees with response status, created, html_link). eid is the join key for delete_event. Date filtering is done on UTC boundaries; one call covers up to ~11 months from `from` (loop with a later `from` for more). Calendar events only — Google Tasks and reminders are not included.
Search Google Calendar events
Full-text search the signed-in Google Calendar across all its calendars, the same as the Calendar search box. Returns count and events (id, calendar, eid, title, all_day, start, end, location). start/end are the event's local wall-clock (ISO, no zone); eid is the base64 join key for delete_event. The query matches event content (title/description/location), not calendar names; supports whatever the Calendar search box supports.
Delete a Google Calendar event
Delete an event from the signed-in Google Calendar by its eid (the base64 handle returned by list_events / create_event). Opens the event in the composer, uses More actions > Delete, sends a cancellation notice to any guests, and confirms by leaving the composer route. Single (non-recurring) events only — a recurring instance pops a this/all scope dialog this v1 doesn't handle. Irreversible.