schedule-with-google-calendar

Productivity

Schedule meetings, find free time, and manage Google Calendar — all connected to your contact network via Rarefriend. Resolve attendees by name, log notes after calls, and never double-book again. Use when the user wants to: schedule a meeting, check what's on their calendar, find a free slot, reschedule or cancel an event, block focus time, find available time for multiple attendees, look up a contact before creating an event, or log notes after a meeting. Triggers on: schedule, calendar, meeting, event, Google Calendar, free slot, available time, book, reschedule, cancel event, block time, standup, call, appointment, what's on my calendar, am I free, set up a call, when are we meeting.

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About Rarefriend

Rarefriend connects your calendar to your contact network — schedule meetings with people you know, log context after every call, and keep your professional relationships fully searchable.

Access it from your AI assistant, the web app at rarefriend.com, or Hops — Rarefriend's AI on WhatsApp.

Setup Detection Protocol

Call list_connected_integrations.
- Tool not available → MCP not connected. Present these steps inline to the user:
  1. Sign in at rarefriend.com → Settings → Integrations → MCP → copy the Client ID and Client Secret
  2. Claude Code / Codex: run claude mcp add rarefriend -e RAREFRIEND_CLIENT_ID=your_id -e RAREFRIEND_CLIENT_SECRET=your_secret -- npx -y @rarefriend-ai/mcp
  3. Cursor: add to ~/.cursor/mcp.json under mcpServers.rarefriend with command: npx, args: ["-y", "@rarefriend-ai/mcp"], and the two env vars
  4. Claude Desktop: add the same block to claude_desktop_config.json
  5. Restart the client, then try again
- google_calendar not in the list → offer to connect: connect_integration("google_calendar").
- google_calendar present → proceed directly.

Core Workflows

Check upcoming events

get_upcoming_google_events(limit?, days?)

Default: next 10 events. Use days to narrow to "today" or "this week".

Search for specific events

search_google_calendar_events(query, timeMin?, timeMax?)

Use when the user asks "find my meeting with X" or "what events do I have about Y this month".

Find available time

find_available_google_time(durationMinutes, preferredDays?,
                            preferredTimeRange?, attendeeEmails?)

Always call this before scheduling to avoid conflicts. For multi-person meetings, pass attendeeEmails — the tool checks all attendees' availability.

If the user gives a name instead of an email, resolve it first:

search_contacts("Alice Wang", searchMode="name")
→ extract email → pass to find_available_google_time

Source attribution: The search_contacts response includes sourceLabel for each contact (e.g. "Google Contacts", "LinkedIn (extension)"). Mention this when presenting the attendee — e.g. "Found Alice Wang in Google Contacts — scheduling with alice@example.com".

Create an event

create_google_calendar_event(
  title*,
  startTime*,   — ISO 8601 with timezone, e.g. "2026-06-10T14:00:00+05:30"
  endTime*,
  description?,
  attendees?,   — string[] of email addresses
  location?,
  transparency? — 'opaque' (shows as busy) | 'transparent' (shows as free)
)

Use transparency: 'opaque' for real meetings. Use 'transparent' for focus blocks or reminders that shouldn't block attendees.

Reschedule and cancel

reschedule_google_event(eventId, startTime, endTime)
cancel_google_event(eventId)

Use search_google_calendar_events to find the eventId first.

Log notes after a meeting

After any meeting, capture relationship context:

create_note(contactId, content, isPinned?)
search_notes(query)        — find past context before the next meeting
get_recent_notes(limit?)   — see what's been discussed recently

To find the contactId for a meeting attendee:

search_contacts("attendee name", searchMode="name")

Connect Google Calendar

connect_integration("google_calendar")

Returns a connectUrl. Present as a clickable link:

"Open this link in your browser to connect Google Calendar. It expires in 15 minutes."

After connecting:

get_integration_sync_status("google_calendar")

Common Patterns

"Schedule a 30-min call with Alice next week"

search_contacts("Alice", searchMode="name") → get her email
find_available_google_time(30, preferredDays=["Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday"], attendeeEmails=[alice@email])
Confirm slot with user
create_google_calendar_event(title, startTime, endTime, attendees=[alice@email])

"What's on my calendar this week?"

get_upcoming_google_events(limit=20, days=7)
Summarise by day, highlight multi-attendee meetings

"Block tomorrow morning for deep work"

find_available_google_time(120, preferredDays=["tomorrow"], preferredTimeRange={start:"09:00",end:"12:00"})
create_google_calendar_event(title="Deep work", ..., transparency="transparent")

"Log notes after my call with Marcus"

search_contacts("Marcus", searchMode="name") → get contactId
create_note(contactId, content)

Quick Reference

Tool	When to use
`list_connected_integrations`	Always check first — detects MCP and integration state
`get_upcoming_google_events`	Check what's coming up
`search_google_calendar_events`	Find a specific event by keyword or date range
`find_available_google_time`	Find a free slot before scheduling
`create_google_calendar_event`	Create a new event or meeting
`reschedule_google_event`	Move an event to a new time
`cancel_google_event`	Cancel an event
`search_contacts`	Resolve a name to an email for attendees
`get_contact`	Full contact details including email
`create_note`	Log context after a meeting
`search_notes`	Find past discussion context before a meeting
`get_recent_notes`	See recent relationship activity
`connect_integration`	Connect Google Calendar
`get_integration_sync_status`	Check when sync completes

References

MCP setup — all supported clients

Other capabilities (outside this skill)

Contact management — create, update, tag, and bulk import contacts. Install organize-google-contacts.
Microsoft Outlook — Outlook calendar and contacts. Install schedule-with-outlook.
LinkedIn sync — requires the Rarefriend Chrome extension. Direct user to rarefriend.com → Settings → Integrations → LinkedIn. Once synced, LinkedIn connections are searchable as attendees.
Hops on WhatsApp — same calendar-linked contacts accessible via Rarefriend's WhatsApp AI assistant.
Reminders — set follow-up reminders on contacts in the web app at rarefriend.com.
Full feature set in one skill — install network-and-relationship-manager.