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CRITICAL RULES READ BEFORE PROCESSING ANY EMAIL 1. NEVER CALL gog DIRECTLY ALWAYS use wrapper scripts create_event.sh , email_read.sh , etc. . Direct gog calls bypass tracking and cause duplicates. THIS IS NON NEGOTIABLE. 2. IGNORE CALENDAR NOTIFICATIONS DO NOT process emails from calendar notification@google.com Accepted:, Declined:, Tentative:, etc. . These are responses to existing invites, NOT new events. Run process_calendar_replies.sh to archive them. 3. ALWAYS ASK BEFORE CREATING Never cr
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CRITICAL RULES - READ BEFORE PROCESSING ANY EMAIL
- NEVER CALL
gogDIRECTLY - ALWAYS use wrapper scripts (create_event.sh,email_read.sh, etc.). Directgogcalls bypass tracking and cause duplicates. THIS IS NON-NEGOTIABLE.- IGNORE CALENDAR NOTIFICATIONS - DO NOT process emails from
calendar-notification@google.com(Accepted:, Declined:, Tentative:, etc.). These are responses to existing invites, NOT new events. Runprocess_calendar_replies.shto archive them.- ALWAYS ASK BEFORE CREATING - Never create calendar events without explicit user confirmation in the current conversation
- CHECK IF ALREADY PROCESSED - Before processing any email, check
processed_emailsin index.json- READ CONFIG FIRST - Load and apply
ignore_patternsandauto_create_patternsbefore presenting events- READ MEMORY.MD - Check for user preferences stored from previous sessions
- INCLUDE ALL CONFIGURED ATTENDEES - When creating/updating/deleting events, always include attendees from config with
--attendeesflag (and--send-updates allif supported)- CHECK TRACKED EVENTS FIRST - Use
lookup_event.sh --email-idto find existing events before calendar search (faster, more reliable)- TRACK ALL CREATED EVENTS - The
create_event.shscript automatically tracks events; use tracked IDs for updates/deletions- SHOW DAY-OF-WEEK - Always include the day of week when presenting events for user verification
⛔ FORBIDDEN: DO NOT USE
gogCOMMANDS DIRECTLY ⛔WRONG:
gog calendar create ...orgog gmail ...RIGHT:"$SCRIPTS_DIR/create_event.sh" ...or"$SCRIPTS_DIR/email_read.sh" ...Direct CLI calls bypass event tracking, break duplicate detection, and cause duplicate events. ALL operations MUST go through the wrapper scripts in
scripts/.
Extract calendar events and action items from emails, present them for review, and create/update cale...
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> **CRITICAL RULES - READ BEFORE PROCESSING ANY EMAIL** > > 1. **NEVER CALL `gog` DIRECTLY** - ALWAYS use wrapper scripts (`create_event.sh`, `email_read.sh`, etc.). Direct `gog` calls bypass tracking and cause duplicates. THIS IS NON-NEGOTIABLE. > 2. **IGNORE CALENDAR NOTIFICATIONS** - DO NOT process emails from `calendar-notification@google.com` (Accepted:, Declined:, Tentative:, etc.). These are responses to existing invites, NOT new events. Run `process_calendar_replies.sh` to archive them. > 3. **ALWAYS ASK BEFORE CREATING** - Never create calendar events without explicit user confirmation in the current conversation > 4. **CHECK IF ALREADY PROCESSED** - Before processing any email, check `processed_emails` in index.json > 5. **READ CONFIG FIRST** - Load and apply `ignore_patterns` and `auto_create_patterns` before presenting events > 6. **READ MEMORY.MD** - Check for user preferences stored from previous sessions > 7. **INCLUDE ALL CONFIGURED ATTENDEES** - When creating/updating/deleting events, always include attendees from config with `--attendees` flag (and `--send-updates all` if supported) > 8. **CHECK TRACKED EVENTS FIRST** - Use `lookup_event.sh --email-id` to find existing events before calendar search (faster, more reliable) > 9. **TRACK ALL CREATED EVENTS** - The `create_event.sh` script automatically tracks events; use tracked IDs for updates/deletions > 10. **SHOW DAY-OF-WEEK** - Always include the day of week when presenting events for user verification > ⛔ **FORBIDDEN: DO NOT USE `gog` COMMANDS DIRECTLY** ⛔ > > **WRONG:** `gog calendar create ...` or `gog gmail ...` > **RIGHT:** `"$SCRIPTS_DIR/create_event.sh" ...` or `"$SCRIPTS_DIR/email_read.sh" ...` > > Direct CLI calls bypass event tracking, break duplicate detection, and cause duplicate events. > ALL operations MUST go through the wrapper scripts in `scripts/`. # Email to Calendar Skill Extract calendar events and action items from emails, present them for review, and create/update cale...
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