gws-calendar-insert

You can create a Google Calendar event with attendees by running a CLI command with summary, start, end, and attendee flags. The tool supports adding location, description, and multiple attendees across different calendars.

Yes, you can automatically generate a Google Meet link when creating a calendar event via CLI by using the meet flag. This attaches a conference link to your newly created event alongside the standard time and summary details.

Automating Google Calendar event creation requires authentication via a shared authentication module like gws-shared. You must set up this dependency beforehand to allow your CLI commands to securely interact with your Google Calendar account.

To schedule a stand-up meeting and add it to a specific calendar, execute a single CLI command providing the summary, start, end, and calendar flags. You can also include attendees and optional notes in the same command.

When automating Google Calendar event creation, you can include a summary, start time, end time, location, description, attendees, and a Google Meet link. These are configured using respective flags in your command line execution.