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Create one simple, non-recurring Google Calendar event with the gws helper. Use when the user asks to add an event with an explicit title and start/end time; use gws-calendar for recurring events, conference links, updates, or deletions.
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Read upcoming OpenTable reservations or handle attended ad-hoc OpenTable availability and exact-approval booking. Use for OpenTable account reads, attended restaurant searches, or a user-confirmed one-off reservation; route canonical recurring date-night, double-date, and quarterly-group jobs to the restaurant-book skill instead.
Stage tightly scoped background reservation monitoring for OpenTable or Resy after explicit bounded preauthorization. Resy may auto-book after approval; OpenTable remains notification-only until this runtime adapter integrates the deployed live reservations reader. Not for one-shot search, attended booking, or cancellation.
Search Resy, inspect availability, and handle attended ad-hoc Resy booking. Route canonical recurring date-night, double-date, and quarterly-dinner jobs to restaurant-book, and use restaurant-snipe only for bounded cancellation monitoring. Never use this skill for unattended cancellation.
Safely plan or execute a canonical standing-authorized restaurant cron scope across both Resy and OpenTable. Use only for the tracked date-night, double-date, and quarterly-dinner jobs; use the provider skills for attended ad-hoc work and restaurant-snipe for bounded monitoring.
Safely use exact 1Password fields during attended interactive work and maintain the protected OpenClaw secrets cache. Use for passwords, API keys, credentials, payment data, cache refreshes, or diagnosing credential access. Never use `op` from a LaunchAgent or any child process it starts.
Diagnose and fix 1Password CLI hangs or repeated TCC prompts in macOS LaunchAgent and other unattended contexts by converting the complete process tree to a protected cache-only credential contract.
| name | gws-calendar-insert |
| description | Create one simple, non-recurring Google Calendar event with the gws helper. Use when the user asks to add an event with an explicit title and start/end time; use gws-calendar for recurring events, conference links, updates, or deletions. |
Use gws calendar +insert for a simple one-time event. Read the Calendar gws reference before choosing an account or executing the write.
gws calendar +insert \
--summary '<TITLE>' \
--start '<RFC3339_START>' \
--end '<RFC3339_END>' \
[--calendar '<CALENDAR_ID>'] \
[--location '<LOCATION>'] \
[--description '<DESCRIPTION>'] \
[--attendee '<EMAIL>'] [--attendee '<EMAIL>']
Use RFC3339 timestamps with explicit offsets, such as 2026-07-08T09:00:00-04:00. Compute the current offset for the event's timezone; do not copy a fixed example offset across daylight-saving boundaries. The --attendee flag is singular and repeatable.
--dry-run to validate it locally.--dry-run.Do not create an event from a tentative suggestion. Use gws-calendar for recurrence, Google Meet, or other raw API features.