Five more days, two more APIs — Calendar and Tasks. You read events, found them by keyword, created them, listed tasks, and created tasks. The pattern is getting familiar now?
Very. I can almost write a new list function before reading the docs — I just need to know the list key and the title field.
That's exactly the skill. And the write actions all feel similar too now — execute_action, params dict, return result. Let's find any gaps.
I might be fuzzy on the exact list key differences between Calendar and Tasks.
Good — that's one of the things we'll test. Let's go.
This week you worked with Calendar and Tasks:
count_calendars() — GOOGLECALENDAR_LIST_CALENDARS, list key: itemsfind_event(query) — GOOGLECALENDAR_FIND_EVENT, returns first matching event dictcreate_event(title, start_date) — GOOGLECALENDAR_CREATE_EVENT, requires summary, start, endlist_task_titles() — GOOGLETASKS_LIST_TASKS, list key: items, title field: titlecreate_task(title) — GOOGLETASKS_CREATE_TASK, minimal params, returns task dictBoth Calendar and Tasks use items as the list key. Calendar event titles are summary; task titles are title.
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Five more days, two more APIs — Calendar and Tasks. You read events, found them by keyword, created them, listed tasks, and created tasks. The pattern is getting familiar now?
Very. I can almost write a new list function before reading the docs — I just need to know the list key and the title field.
That's exactly the skill. And the write actions all feel similar too now — execute_action, params dict, return result. Let's find any gaps.
I might be fuzzy on the exact list key differences between Calendar and Tasks.
Good — that's one of the things we'll test. Let's go.
This week you worked with Calendar and Tasks:
count_calendars() — GOOGLECALENDAR_LIST_CALENDARS, list key: itemsfind_event(query) — GOOGLECALENDAR_FIND_EVENT, returns first matching event dictcreate_event(title, start_date) — GOOGLECALENDAR_CREATE_EVENT, requires summary, start, endlist_task_titles() — GOOGLETASKS_LIST_TASKS, list key: items, title field: titlecreate_task(title) — GOOGLETASKS_CREATE_TASK, minimal params, returns task dictBoth Calendar and Tasks use items as the list key. Calendar event titles are summary; task titles are title.