How to use Gemini AI with Google Calendar (Tutorial)

[@Google]

thanks for sharing this very helpful tutorial on how Gemini can offer assistance with different everyday tasks

[@a.i_programer5037]

Omg google please like this message

[@a.i_programer5037]

I’m begging you

[@Simpletivity]

You are very welcome. Looking forward to the new Gemini features and functions that are on the way!

[@Just_KaoS]

Please give it access to all of my calendars. This is useless if it can't tell me what's on my work calendar etc.

[@JayBeKay]

My Google Workspace Extension is activated, but I still don't see the calendar when I enter the @ sign. Gemini also says it has no access to the calendar. What is the reason for this? Isnt it working in germany?

[@anthonycosta1791]

It gives me the same problem

[@rukidden]

Great tutorial on the use of Gemini with Google Calendar. I would most definitely be interested in similar tutorials on Keep and Tasks as well. Great job!

[@Simpletivity]

Glad to hear that! Yes, stay tuned for more with these and other apps.

[@WaheedAhmed-t2g]

Dear Scott, I am from Pakistan and I always learn many things from your every Video, Thank you so much for working so deeply to provide lot of informations, what about to have a video on Google maps ? might be something new to learn from you.

[@Simpletivity]

I'm so glad that you are enjoying my content. And thank you very much for the suggestion!

[@eswaravinash72]

Can it be used for task management in addition to scheduling events? Specifically, I'm looking to organize my tasks across various categories (not just reminders). Will this extension support such detailed task organization?

[@Simpletivity]

Stay tuned for a new video that will address this and more!

[@farzadmf]

Thank you; very nice tutorial

[@Simpletivity]

You are welcome!

[@davidpenney1915]

Gemini Advanced, with Extension activated - for Google apps, using the Calendar prompt, It gave me all my event appointments correct for this week and on the correct days, but totally incorrect times. The times did not match the actual Calendar times listed. When I tried to change the times by prompt to the correct times (shown in the actual calendar) it didn't change the times. Work in Progress I think....

[@Simpletivity]

Thanks for sharing your experience! It sounds like there’s still some work to be done with how the Gemini extension handles times in Calendar. Hopefully, future updates will improve this feature so it syncs up more accurately.

[@typicalpretzel82]

It seems that this doesn't work with multiple calendars. Gemini can only add events to my main calendar, not other calendars I have created. I hope they add that feature soon, or maybe I'm not prompting it correctly.

[@Simpletivity]

No, you are correct. At least for now, this will only apply to your main calendar.

[@aldotugasumb2366]

can you give tutorial about how to use gemini api to have access to google calendar4?

[@camera7339]

I don't have the @symbol in the prompt space??

[@afrosoul4eva]

I don't think this works as well with the Gemini advanced yet

[@Just_KaoS]

Trying out Gemini again, still terrible. This is useless until it can read all of my calendars. I have school, work, events, etc on all separate calendars.

[@schlechtestergtaspielerdek3851]

Its very frustrating because google themselves dont seem to want that u use that shit. I ve been trying to connect gemini to my calendar for hours now and it wont work. All options are blocked or greyed out. Somehow its not possible with my account type. I just dont get it

[@joellehoward-belcher7830]

Are you from Toronto? How old is your son?

[@tomrettig]

Gemini doesn't let me make any direct changes to my calendar. Generally speaking, I'm very disappointed with Gemini, I think it's competitors are much better, in every way.

[@rfonagy]

And you feel this is easier than just simply grabbing your meeting and dragging it to the new appointment. Ok.

[@jnh12875]

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[@tomrettig]

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