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Modify an existing Google Calendar event — time, attendees, description, location. Identifies the event by user-provided reference (link, ID, or fuzzy match).

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name	edit-event
description	Modify an existing Google Calendar event — time, attendees, description, location. Identifies the event by user-provided reference (link, ID, or fuzzy match).

Edit Calendar Event

Steps

Read config. Workspace MCP alias.
Identify the event. Accept any of:
- Direct event ID
- Calendar URL (parse the eid)
- Fuzzy reference: "the meeting with X tomorrow" → search recent events, present matches, let user confirm
Show current state of the event before editing.
Apply changes. Common ones: reschedule (time/duration), add/remove attendees (resolve names via contacts MCP), update description, change location.
Confirm before writing if multiple fields changing or if the change touches attendees (which fires invite emails).
Update via workspace MCP. Report the updated event link.

Notes

For batched edits, just run this skill in sequence — there is no batch-edit-events (rare use case; not worth the surface).
Reschedules send updated invites by default. Mention this to the user when attendees are present.

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name	edit-event
description	Modify an existing Google Calendar event — time, attendees, description, location. Identifies the event by user-provided reference (link, ID, or fuzzy match).

Edit Calendar Event

Steps

Read config. Workspace MCP alias.
Identify the event. Accept any of:
- Direct event ID
- Calendar URL (parse the eid)
- Fuzzy reference: "the meeting with X tomorrow" → search recent events, present matches, let user confirm
Show current state of the event before editing.
Apply changes. Common ones: reschedule (time/duration), add/remove attendees (resolve names via contacts MCP), update description, change location.
Confirm before writing if multiple fields changing or if the change touches attendees (which fires invite emails).
Update via workspace MCP. Report the updated event link.

Notes

For batched edits, just run this skill in sequence — there is no batch-edit-events (rare use case; not worth the surface).
Reschedules send updated invites by default. Mention this to the user when attendees are present.