A lightweight Python CLI for complete Google Calendar management via the command line.
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Google Calendar CLI is a streamlined, single-file Python tool designed for developers and power users who need to interact with their schedule without leaving the terminal. By leveraging the Google Calendar API, this Openclaw Skills integration allows for robust CRUD operations on calendar events, making it ideal for automation scripts and AI agents. It relies strictly on the Python 3 standard library, ensuring a minimal footprint and high compatibility across various development environments.
To get started, enable the Google Calendar API in your Google Cloud project and create OAuth 2.0 Desktop credentials. Once you have your tokens, export them as environment variables:
export GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID='your_id'
export GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET='your_secret'
export GOOGLE_REFRESH_TOKEN='your_token'
export GOOGLE_CALENDAR_ID='primary'
You can then run the script using python3.
The skill interacts with the Google Calendar API using the following parameters and data structure:
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| event-id | String | The unique identifier for a specific calendar event |
| title | String | The summary or subject of the event |
| start | ISO8601 | Start time including timezone (e.g., 2025-06-01T09:00:00-07:00) |
| end | ISO8601 | End time including timezone |
| json | Flag | Returns the raw API response for data processing |
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