gcal-cli

Topics in the source

• gcal
• Calendars and events
• Prepare a meeting brief
• Daily or weekly digest
• Changing events
• The Calendar API
• Over MCP
• Rules

Every account command starts with the owner's profile: gcal personal session status. Never pick a profile yourself; if none is given, run a command without one and read the profiles the error lists. Find your way with the tool itself, not this file: gcal commands --json is the full command tree; gcal commands session --json one group. gcal help session status is one command's help, with what it returns. gcal doctor --json says what is set up on this computer. gcal session status --json says whether the profile is signed in, and to which Google account; --check asks Google. gcal session list --json lists the profiles on this computer; it names, never chooses. gcal guide lists step-by-step scenarios; gcal guide --json gives one. gcal sync --json brings the synced calendars up to date; run it before reading if the owner wants today's state. calendars list shows which calendars sync; turning one on or off is the owner's choice. A sync with meta.complete: false and a sync.partial issue means a calendar failed: synced names its error, the rest is saved and answered, and running sync again is safe. Feeds: gcal calendars add [--title ] follows an iCalendar address (https://, webcal://) as

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