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Calendar

Agently's Calendar puts your time and your automated work in one place. It merges two streams into a single view:

  • Scheduled agent runs, Missions you've set to run later or on a recurring cadence.
  • Your calendar events, meetings from your connected Google Calendar.

So you can see, side by side, both what you have on and what Jarvis is going to do, and let the agent help you manage both.

Connecting Your Calendar

To bring your meetings in, connect Google Calendar under Brain → Integrations. Once connected, your events appear in the Calendar view and Jarvis can read your schedule and create events for you.

(Scheduled agent runs show up automatically, no calendar connection needed for those.)

Viewing Your Schedule

The Calendar shows events in a clean grid you can navigate by day, week, or month. Each item shows its title, time, and duration, and scheduled agent runs are visually distinct from your meetings, so it's clear at a glance what's a meeting and what's automated work.

Creating Events

Manually, click a time slot or Create Event, then set the title, date, time, duration, and details on your connected calendar.

With Jarvis, this is where it gets useful. Ask, and the agent reads your calendar to find open slots, avoid conflicts, and create events for you:

  • "Schedule a 30-minute team sync for Tuesday afternoon."
  • "Find a free 45-minute slot this week for a call with the investor."
  • "I have a meeting with Acme tomorrow, check my calendar and draft a prep doc."

Because Jarvis can read your schedule, it can also use it as context for other work, prepping for meetings, blocking focus time, or planning around what's already booked.

Scheduling Agent Runs

The Calendar is also where your automated work shows up. From the Command Center, you can schedule a Mission to run:

  • Once, at a set time, "draft the board update Friday at 4pm."
  • On a recurring cadence, a Monday-morning digest, a daily inbox triage, a weekly competitor scan.

Scheduled runs execute in the background, post their results back on the Mission, and appear on your Calendar so you always know what's queued.

Tips

  1. Connect your calendar first, the fuller the picture, the better Jarvis schedules around it.
  2. Ask it to check before booking, "check my calendar, then schedule…" avoids conflicts.
  3. Use recurring runs for the routine, anything you do on a schedule (reports, reviews, digests) is a candidate for a recurring Mission.
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