Schedules like it knows you
Focus blocks stay sacred. Meetings get batched. Your no-meeting Fridays stay no-meeting Fridays — it defends the week you meant to have.
Google Calendar
A chief of staff for your week. It guards your focus time, preps you before every meeting, and chases the follow-ups after.
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What it does with your Calendar
Not a booking link. Judgment about your time.
Preps you before every meeting
Fifteen minutes before: who's in the room, the last thread, what you promised them, and the one decision this meeting needs. You walk in already caught up.
Handles the back-and-forth
Proposes slots, negotiates times with external guests, absorbs the reschedules. External emails always get your yes first — then you never think about them again.
Chases the follow-ups
Action items from every meeting, extracted, assigned, and nagged — including yours. Thursday's “I'll send that over” actually gets sent over.
A Thursday, with Calendar connected
You asked once, in a DM, walking to coffee.
Jamie9:02 AM
clear my thursday afternoon, i need deep work on the launch
Aria9:02 AM
Done. Moved your 1:1 with Priya to Friday (she's free, note sent), declined the vendor call with two new slots for next week, and blocked 1–5 PM as Focus — launch. Prep for tomorrow's 10 AM board call is in your Drive whenever you want it.
Aria6:15 PM
Follow-up roundup: you owed Andre the pricing one-pager after Tuesday — sent at 4:40 with your sign-off. Three action items from this week's meetings are still open; two are theirs, one is yours, due Monday. Enjoy the evening.
Connected in three steps
Your calendar, your rules — it just enforces them.
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Connect with Google
Standard OAuth — you approve the scopes, we're in. About twenty seconds, most of it reading Google's consent screen.
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Set your rules once
Focus hours, meeting-free days, how much notice you need, who can book over what. Ten answers, one time — it enforces them forever.
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Choose its manners
Internal meetings it can move on its own. Anything external gets drafted for your approval first. You set where the line is.
Your week, your rules. It just enforces them.
- Internal moves within your rules happen automatically. Anything outside them gets asked first.
- External emails are always approved by you — drafted, queued, sent on your yes.
- Every move in the audit log. What changed, who was told, and why.
- Revoke anytime — from HyperCLI or straight from your Google account.
Pairs well with
Same agent, same memory — context flows between all three.
Your calendar is a promise.
Give it a bodyguard.
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