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Automate Eventbrite event management workflows—including listing organization events, tracking attendees, and browsing categories or formats—via natural-language commands powered by the Rube MCP for faster coordination.

Automate Google Calendar workflows—creating or updating events, finding free slots, managing attendees, and browsing calendars—via the Rube MCP/Composio toolkit for scheduling or availability checks.

Orchestrates Google Calendar operations through Composio's Rube MCP stack, ensuring tool discovery, connection checks, and schema-compliant executions before managing events, attendees, and schedules.

Automates Google Meet workflows via Rube MCP (Composio): create standalone meeting spaces, schedule calendar events with Meet links, manage attendees and availability checks, and always refresh schemas via RUBE_SEARCH_TOOLS before executing the toolkit steps.

Build sophisticated, event-driven automations using Granola's data triggers via Zapier webhooks. This guide details the event model, payload structure, and advanced filtering patterns. Implement custom handlers in JavaScript or Python to process meeting data, route based on attendees, or automatically update external systems like CRMs and task managers.

This tool generates comprehensive briefing documents for scheduled meetings. It integrates data from calendar systems, email history (up to 90 days and historical), professional networking sites (LinkedIn), and past interaction records (Granola). It provides context on attendees, relationship history, key discussion points, and critical action items to ensure users are fully prepared for every call, regardless of whether it's a first introduction or a follow-up.

Handles Feishu calendar operations like creating and updating events, inviting attendees, querying availability, and managing repeat instances with timezone-aware ISO 8601 inputs, ensuring hosts stay in sync with RSVPs.

Creates a Google Calendar event through the gws CLI by specifying summary, start/end time, and optional attendees, location, description, or Meet link—ideal for automating calendar scheduling from scripts.

Google Workflow command surfaces your next meeting’s agenda, attendees, and linked docs so you can quickly review what’s coming and which calendar it belongs to.

This skill provides comprehensive functionality for managing professional schedules, including viewing, creating, and updating events. It supports inviting attendees, checking free/busy times, suggesting optimal meeting slots, and reserving meeting rooms within the Lark ecosystem. It guides users through complex workflows for accurate scheduling.

Uses gws calendar commands to fetch an existing Google Calendar event, patch it with new attendees, and trigger notification emails so participants receive invites and updates.

Queries Google Calendar free/busy slots for multiple attendees so you can spot overlapping availability and insert a meeting event when a shared slot appears.