Recipe Batch Invite To Event
CheckedThis skill automatically invites multiple people to a calendar event based on a provided recipe list, streamlining party planning.
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About this skill
The recipe-batch-invite-to-event skill enables Google Workspace CLI agents to programmatically send bulk email invitations for Calendar events. It streamlines the process of adding multiple attendees to a single meeting without manual intervention.
When to use it
- Automating weekly team stand-ups where dozens of employees need consistent invites.
- Sending event notifications to large client lists or external partners via Google Workspace accounts.
- Preparing conference schedules by instantly inviting all registered speakers and panelists.
- Reducing administrative overhead for HR onboarding sessions or town halls.
Key capabilities
- Batch processing of multiple recipient email addresses in a single API call.
- Integration with Google Calendar to create and attach events directly to invitations.
- Utilization of Google Workspace CLI for secure, script-based execution.
- Support for custom event details including time zones, descriptions, and attachments.
Example prompts
- "Create a recurring weekly sync meeting titled 'All Hands' and invite every user in the 'engineering' group."
- "Send an invitation for the Q3 Planning session to all members of the '[email protected]' distribution list."
- "Generate a one-time event for the Annual Review and add 50 specific email addresses as attendees."
Tips & gotchas
Ensure your Google Workspace CLI credentials have the necessary calendar.events and gmail.send scopes before executing batch operations. This skill is designed for automation within trusted organizational domains; external email delivery may be subject to Gmail's spam filters if not properly authenticated.