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google-calendar-automation

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Automate Google Calendar events, scheduling, availability checks, and attendee management via Rube MCP (Composio). Create events, find free slots, manage attendees, and list calendars programmatically. Plan and perform authorized Google Calendar workflows through an existing authenticated integration; inspect events, draft changes and verify results.

When to use

• Inspect calendars, schedules and event details through an already configured integration.
• Draft or perform explicitly authorized event creation, edits, cancellations or invitation responses.
• Find possible free slots using only availability the authenticated account may access.

When not to use

• Availability, scopes, account policy and API capabilities depend on the configured integration.
• Missing availability is unknown, not proof that an attendee is free.
• No bundled runtime or real provider execution is implied by installing this skill.
• Do not create, update, cancel or respond to an event without authorization matching that operation.

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Conflict

The two copies describe the same task but are built on different foundations. The first copy is a concrete implementation guide for a specific MCP server (Rube/Composio), providing exact tool names, parameter constraints (like ISO 8601 vs RFC3339), and specific pitfalls. The second copy is a generic, security-focused policy guide that explicitly warns against assuming a specific integration and emphasizes authorization, least privilege, and verification. Because the first copy's specific tool names would be invalid in the second copy's generic context, and the second copy's security constraints are missing from the first, crowning one would hide a real alternative approach (specific implementation vs. generic secure policy).