batch-create-events

name	batch-create-events
description	Create multiple Google Calendar events from a structured list. Resolves attendees once across the batch, confirms the table, then writes.

Batch Create Calendar Events

Steps

1. Read config. Workspace MCP, contacts MCP, defaults.

2. Accept the batch — either user provides a structured list (table, JSON, markdown) or this skill is invoked by firehose with the event subset.

3. Normalise rows to the same fields as create-event. Fill defaults (calendar, duration, timezone).

4. Resolve attendees in bulk. Deduplicate name lookups so the contacts MCP isn't called per row for repeating people. Present any ambiguous matches as a single resolution pass.

5. Show the full table for user confirmation. Allow row edits before write.

6. Create events serially via workspace MCP. If any single row fails, continue and collect failures rather than aborting the whole batch.

7. Report a per-row result: link if created, error if failed.

Notes

• Calendar APIs throttle; a small delay between writes is fine. Prefer correctness over throughput.
• Don't attempt parallel writes — the workspace MCP isn't guaranteed concurrency-safe.