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Day 9 · ~11 min●

Last week you pulled your real inbox into Python. Same call, same three lines, same dict back. Your Calendar and Tasks apps run on the exact same shape. toolset.execute_action(Action.GOOGLECALENDAR_LIST_CALENDARS, {}) returns a dict with a calendars key — each item has id, summary, timeZone. Sound familiar?

Wait — Calendar events are just dicts too? Everything in this track is just dicts all the way down.

All the way down. Gmail returns dicts. Calendar returns dicts. Tasks returns dicts. Once you stop seeing these as separate products and start seeing them as different action enums pointing at the same response shape, the entire track clicks into place.

So every Gmail pattern I built last week transfers directly? I don't need to learn a new skeleton for each app?

Not a single new skeleton. This week: list your calendars, find upcoming events, create an event with a title and time, list your task lists, add a task with notes. Five days, five new action enums — the Python you already know handles the rest.

This Week

Day 10 — list the calendars connected to your account with GOOGLECALENDAR_LIST_CALENDARS
Day 11 — find upcoming events by keyword with GOOGLECALENDAR_FIND_EVENT
Day 12 — create a new calendar event with title, start, and end time
Day 13 — list tasks from a Google Tasks list with GOOGLETASKS_LIST_TASKS
Day 14 — insert a new task with title and notes using GOOGLETASKS_INSERT_TASK

Goal: Apply the Gmail skeleton to two new APIs without writing a single new pattern.

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Day 9 · ~11 min●

Wait — Calendar events are just dicts too? Everything in this track is just dicts all the way down.

So every Gmail pattern I built last week transfers directly? I don't need to learn a new skeleton for each app?

This Week

Day 10 — list the calendars connected to your account with GOOGLECALENDAR_LIST_CALENDARS
Day 11 — find upcoming events by keyword with GOOGLECALENDAR_FIND_EVENT
Day 12 — create a new calendar event with title, start, and end time
Day 13 — list tasks from a Google Tasks list with GOOGLETASKS_LIST_TASKS
Day 14 — insert a new task with title and notes using GOOGLETASKS_INSERT_TASK

Goal: Apply the Gmail skeleton to two new APIs without writing a single new pattern.

This Week

Day 10 — list the calendars connected to your account with GOOGLECALENDAR_LIST_CALENDARS

Day 11 — find upcoming events by keyword with GOOGLECALENDAR_FIND_EVENT

Day 12 — create a new calendar event with title, start, and end time

Day 13 — list tasks from a Google Tasks list with GOOGLETASKS_LIST_TASKS

Day 14 — insert a new task with title and notes using GOOGLETASKS_INSERT_TASK

Goal: Apply the Gmail skeleton to two new APIs without writing a single new pattern.

This Week

Day 10 — list the calendars connected to your account with GOOGLECALENDAR_LIST_CALENDARS

Day 11 — find upcoming events by keyword with GOOGLECALENDAR_FIND_EVENT

Day 12 — create a new calendar event with title, start, and end time

Day 13 — list tasks from a Google Tasks list with GOOGLETASKS_LIST_TASKS

Day 14 — insert a new task with title and notes using GOOGLETASKS_INSERT_TASK

Goal: Apply the Gmail skeleton to two new APIs without writing a single new pattern.

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