Google Calendar
Connect your Google Calendar so alfred_ can detect conflicts, suggest open times, and prep you for meetings.
alfred_ connects to Google Calendar via OAuth — same security model as Gmail. Calendar access lets alfred_ understand your schedule so it can:
- Flag conflicts on incoming meeting requests
- Suggest open times when you need to send your availability
- Pre-write meeting briefs (who’s attending, what the thread context is)
- Find mutual availability across your calendar and others you share with
How to connect
- Settings → Connected Accounts
- Click Connect Google Calendar
- Sign in to Google and approve the permissions screen
- Calendar sync starts immediately — past 30 days + future events appear within seconds
What permissions does alfred_ request?
- Read events on calendars you select
- Create / edit events when you ask alfred_ to schedule, reschedule, or cancel
You can connect alfred_ to read-only calendars (e.g., a shared team calendar) without granting write access.
Multiple calendars
Most people have several calendars (personal, work, family, project-specific). Pick which ones alfred_ should consider when computing your availability — Settings → Calendars.
Revoking access
myaccount.google.com/permissions → remove alfred_, or remove via Settings → Connected Accounts.