gcal-api-research
Expert research tool for Google Calendar API implementations. PROACTIVELY use when (1) reviewing PRs adding calendar features, (2) planning new event/attendee/recurring event functionality, (3) investigating calendar API issues, (4) validating timezone handling or batch operations. Specializes in recurring events, timezone conversions, multi-calendar support, and edge case identification.
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About gcal-api-research
The 'gcal-api-research' skill is designed to assist developers and teams in effectively implementing and researching Google Calendar API features. It helps ensure the right practices are followed when integrating Google Calendar capabilities, whether reviewing pull requests, planning new features, investigating issues, or validating implementation approaches. This skill specializes in identifying best practices for recurring events, timezone handling, batch operations, and multi-calendar support. By providing a structured research approach, it helps users avoid common pitfalls, improve code quality, and optimize functionality.
FAQ
When should I use this skill?
Use this skill when reviewing pull requests, planning new features for Google Calendar, investigating issues with existing integrations, validating implementation approaches, or researching edge cases in calendar operations.
What are the key features of this skill?
This skill provides a structured workflow, reference materials, and best practices for dealing with recurring events, timezone conversions, multi-calendar support, batch operations, and edge case identification. It includes helpful documentation for reviewing PRs, planning new features, and investigating calendar-related issues.
What reference materials should I consult?
You should consult the following references: 'research-checklist.md' for a structured review workflow, 'api-patterns.md' for common implementation patterns, and 'edge-cases.md' for identifying potential pitfalls and best practices for handling specific edge cases.
Install gcal-api-research
Quick Setup:
- Copy the skill folder to
.claude/skills/ - Claude will automatically detect and use the skill
Repository
nspady/google-calendar-mcp