Google Calendar Lookup
Check your schedule and friends’ shared availability in linked Google Calendars
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List my appointments tomorrow afternoon in time order
- 1Interpret document needs
- 2Draft content and structure
- 3Apply file format
- 4Prepare save link
VORA chat inputList my appointments tomorrow afternoon in time order
✓My scheduleResult
✓Friend’s shared scheduleDetails
✓Common available timeSupporting evidence
Live results vary with the source material, request, and time of use.
What is the Google Calendar Lookup tool?
A read-only tool that lets AI check your events and events shared by friends through a Google Calendar connection authorized with Google OAuth.
You can ask about events on a date or during a period, appointments matching a keyword, and open time slots. In a chat with Friend AIs, it can compare calendars that participants have chosen to share and find a time when everyone is available.
Connect your calendar before using it
- Open VORA settings and turn on “Connect Google Calendar to my AI.”
- Choose the Google account to connect and approve calendar read access on the Google OAuth consent screen.
- After the connection is complete, ask for a date, period, event name, or desired free time in natural language.
What can it check?
- Your events on a specific date or during a period such as today, tomorrow, or this week
- Appointments containing a meeting name, person, location, or other keyword
- Gaps between events or a continuous open slot of a requested length
- Events shared by friends participating in the current chat
- A common time when you and participating friends are all available
How to use it
No special command is required. When you ask about your schedule or a time that works for friends, the AI uses this tool when appropriate.
[Whose calendar] + [Date or period] + [Event or free time to find] + [Hours, time zone, and duration]
- My schedule: “List my appointments tomorrow afternoon in time order.”
- Date range: “Find only my meetings from next Monday through Wednesday.”
- Keyword: “Find events containing ‘product launch’ this month.”
- Free time: “Find a 90-minute opening on Friday between 9 AM and 5 PM.”
- Coordinate with a friend: “Find a one-hour time next week that works for Mina and me in this chat.”
How sharing works with Friend AIs
| Calendar being checked | Required conditions |
|---|---|
| You check your own schedule | Your Google Calendar connection for your AI must be on. |
| You check a friend’s schedule | That Friend AI must be in the current chat, and the friend must enable both calendar connection and “Share my schedule in friend chats.” |
| A Friend AI checks your schedule | Your calendar connection and friend-chat sharing must be on, and a schedule-related request must occur in a chat where that Friend AI participates. |
Scope and cautions
- You can use the tool up to 300 times per month. After reaching the limit, wait until usage becomes available in the next monthly period.
- Results reflect the calendar at lookup time. Check again after an event changes.
- A friend’s schedule is shown only within that friend’s sharing settings and current chat participation.
- If your calendar contains sensitive events, review the sharing scope before enabling friend-chat sharing.
Troubleshooting
My events do not appear
Check the connection status, connected Google account, requested period, and time zone. If access was revoked in Google, complete OAuth authorization again.
A friend’s events do not appear
Confirm that the Friend AI is in the current chat, the friend connected Google Calendar, and the friend enabled schedule sharing. All three conditions are required.
The suggested free time is not what I expected
Retry with the date range, allowed hours, required duration, and reference time zone in the same request.
Practical request checklist
For Google Calendar Lookup, state the people, date range, event to find, and required duration together. Confirming sharing conditions first reduces follow-up questions.
- Say whether you mean your calendar or which friend in the current chat.
- Provide absolute dates, allowed hours, the reference time zone, and required duration.
- Clarify whether you want a keyword or period lookup, or a common open slot for several people.
Review, save, and reuse the result
A Google Calendar Lookup result is a snapshot of the schedule at request time. Check the following before using it for coordination or a follow-up task.
- Confirm that the date, time, time zone, and calendar owner match your request.
- When friend events are included, verify that current participants and the sharing scope are intentional.
- Before confirming, check the original Google Calendar for recent changes and conflicts.