Google Calendar Agent that automates meetings, invites, free slots and conflicts

Name: Google Calendar Agent that automates meetings, invites, free slots and conflicts
Availability: InStock
Author: Katteb

Work & productivity calendar.google.com

A Katteb agent that works inside your Google Calendar to read events, book meetings and locate open one-hour slots. It is for knowledge workers, assistants and team leads who need a reliable, reviewable way to manage calendar invites and conflicts before they happen.

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What a Google Calendar agent does

The jobs people usually do here by hand. Tap one in the app and it becomes a plan.

Read my Google Calendar for tomorrow and send me a short agenda with any conflicts.
Book the meetings I give you in Google Calendar and invite the attendees.
Find free slots in my Google Calendar this week for a one-hour meeting.

Anything else you would do in this site by hand can be described in your own words: the planner turns it into a plan you approve before it runs.

What people use it for

Short agenda with conflicts

Run the agent to read your Google Calendar for tomorrow and receive a concise agenda that lists each event, its time and any overlapping bookings or timezone mismatches. The report includes a screenshot of your calendar view so you can verify what the agent saw.

Create events and invite attendees

Provide meeting details and attendees; the agent opens calendar.google.com in a private browser, creates the event, adds guests and sends invites. You review the plan, approve it, and the agent performs the steps while capturing a confirmation screenshot.

Find a one-hour slot this week

Ask the agent to search your calendars for free one-hour windows during your working week; it checks availability, skips events you marked free or declined, and returns a list of candidate slots you can approve for booking. Google Calendar’s suggested times and find-a-time features are what the agent reads to find openings.

Why it is worth it

Saves manual scheduling steps by operating in the calendar UI you already use.
Delivers a visual, auditable report with screenshots of every run.
Respects visibility settings and only acts after you sign in and approve a plan.
Charges only for the agent runtime used; no fixed extra software to install.

Questions people ask

How does the agent access my Google Calendar?

The agent runs inside a private Chrome browser on Katteb servers. You sign in to calendar.google.com inside that browser once; Katteb never sees your password and the agent stops if any page asks for credentials. The agent clicks, types and reads the page like a human would.

Will the agent change anything without my approval?

No. You describe the job and approve a step-by-step plan before the agent runs. Every action is recorded and the run returns a screenshot-based report so you can confirm what changed.

Is automated activity safe for my Google account?

Automated activity inside a third-party account may increase the risk of restriction. Katteb agents use the browser UI and are not guaranteed to be undetectable, so do not promise they are risk-free. Each run is charged for actual usage and included in your Katteb plan.