Hey! Love this tool - it's become part of my daily workflow.
I've been using Google Calendar's Appointment Schedules (the bookable scheduling pages) and would love to manage them from gog. My main use case is updating my "Adjusted availability" each week - right now I have to go into the web UI every time.
I know this isn't fully supported in the official Calendar API yet - appointment schedules are stored as events with eventType: "appointmentSchedule" and you can list them with the eventTypes filter, but the schedule properties themselves aren't properly documented. So this might be a tricky one.
Even partial support would be great though:
gog calendar appointment-schedules list - see what schedules exist
gog calendar appointment-schedules set-availability --date 2026-02-24 --from 10:30 --to 15:00 - override availability for a specific date
gog calendar appointment-schedules clear-availability --date 2026-02-24 - remove an override
Happy to help test if you want to explore this. No worries if it's too undocumented to be worth it right now - just wanted to flag the interest!
Hey! Love this tool - it's become part of my daily workflow.
I've been using Google Calendar's Appointment Schedules (the bookable scheduling pages) and would love to manage them from
gog. My main use case is updating my "Adjusted availability" each week - right now I have to go into the web UI every time.I know this isn't fully supported in the official Calendar API yet - appointment schedules are stored as events with
eventType: "appointmentSchedule"and you can list them with theeventTypesfilter, but the schedule properties themselves aren't properly documented. So this might be a tricky one.Even partial support would be great though:
gog calendar appointment-schedules list- see what schedules existgog calendar appointment-schedules set-availability --date 2026-02-24 --from 10:30 --to 15:00- override availability for a specific dategog calendar appointment-schedules clear-availability --date 2026-02-24- remove an overrideHappy to help test if you want to explore this. No worries if it's too undocumented to be worth it right now - just wanted to flag the interest!