Overview
Documentation and details about this skill.
All API calls go through the okoro proxy, which signs requests, enforces permission scopes, and writes an audit trail for every action your agent takes.
Requirements
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
OKORO_SERVICE_TOKEN | Service token from the okoro dashboard (svc_...) |
How it works
Rather than giving your agent raw Google Calendar credentials, you configure a service token once. When the skill runs, it exchanges that token for a short-lived operation token scoped to exactly the action being performed. The okoro proxy signs the request, forwards it to Google Calendar, and records the intent in an audit log.
Learn more about how okoro works →
What your agent can do
- List all calendars the user has access to
- Fetch upcoming events from any calendar
- Create, update, and delete events
- Check free/busy availability across calendars
- Quick-add events from natural language (e.g. “Lunch with Alice Tuesday noon”)
License
MIT — see LICENSE.
Install
Clone the repository into your Claude skills directory.
Claude Code
Clone into your Claude skills directory.
OpenClaw
Clone into your OpenClaw workspace skills directory. After installing, add your service token to ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/gcal/.env — the skill will not be enabled until the token is set.
After installing
Add your service token to the skill's env file (copy from env.example):
OKORO_SERVICE_TOKEN=svc_your_token_here
Get your token at okoro.ai.
Files
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