Google Calendar Week

Every morning, what's on your calendar today, with the rest of the week behind it.

What you get

One page. Today's events sit at the top, one line each, with the time, who is coming and where it is. The rest of the week follows underneath, so nothing on Thursday can surprise you on Thursday morning. You glance at it over coffee and you know how your day actually looks.

The morning routine only reads. It never creates, moves or cancels anything.

You can also just ask it

The same agent sits in Cabinet's chat, and there it can act on your calendar. Ask it in plain words:

• "Move my 1:1 with Dana to Thursday afternoon."
• "Find me a free hour before Wednesday lunch."
• "Put a dentist appointment in on Tuesday at 17:00."

It says back exactly what it changed, in plain words, and it touches nothing you did not mention.

How to look at it

Open the Calendar Brief app in this cabinet. It comes pre-filled with a made-up example so you can see the shape of it straight away — the page says clearly that those events are fake. Your first real brief takes its place.

Before it can read your real calendar

Connect Google Calendar in Cabinet's integrations screen: you sign in with Google through Cabinet's Google Workspace connection. That sign-in needs an OAuth client ID and secret you create in Google Cloud first, so set aside a few minutes for it — this one is not a single click.

Until then the page keeps showing the example.

What's inside

• Calendar Briefer — the one agent. Writes the brief, and answers you in chat.
• Morning Calendar Brief — the one routine. Runs at 07:00 every day.
• Calendar Brief — the one page. Opens on today, with a dropdown for earlier days.