Transforms GitHub and Linear activity data into organized Google Calendar events using gcalcli commands.
The Google Calendar Sync skill bridges the gap between your development workflow and your calendar by converting activity logs from GitHub, Linear, and other sources into structured events. It features a unique backdating algorithm that estimates when work actually occurred based on completion timestamps, and automatically groups related tasks into coherent work sessions. With built-in support for timezone detection, duplicate checking, and interactive calendar selection, it provides a seamless way for developers to maintain an accurate, visual record of their daily contributions.
Key Features
01Automatic grouping of related activities into merged work sessions
02Intelligent backdate algorithm to estimate task start times from completion data
030 GitHub stars
04Built-in duplicate event detection to prevent calendar clutter
05Support for Markdown tables, JSON activity logs, and structured data formats
06Interactive calendar selection and automated gcalcli command generation
Use Cases
01Syncing daily GitHub development activity to a professional work calendar
02Importing Linear project updates into a visual timeline for team reviews
03Generating accurate time-tracking logs from raw developer activity reports
