Google Calendar

Atlas integrates with Google Calendar so you can ask about your schedule in natural language, include upcoming meetings in morning briefings, and get calendar context without leaving the app.

Note

Google Calendar integration requires a Talk plan or active free trial. Atlas uses standard OAuth2 for authorization — your Google credentials are never stored by Atlas.

Setting Up Google Calendar

1. Open Settings and navigate to the Integrations section
2. Click Connect Google Calendar
3. A browser window will open asking you to authorize Atlas with your Google account
4. Select the Google account you want to connect and grant the requested permissions
5. Once authorized, return to Atlas — your calendars will appear in settings and Atlas can now access your schedule

Atlas requests read access to your calendars. It does not create, modify, or delete events unless you explicitly ask it to.

Note

Atlas uses OAuth2 tokens to access your calendar. These tokens are stored locally on your machine and are never uploaded to the Atlas cloud. Your Google credentials (password) are never seen or stored by Atlas at any point.

Checking Your Schedule

Once connected, ask Atlas about your calendar in conversation:

• “What meetings do I have today?”
• “Check my calendar for tomorrow”
• “Do I have anything on Friday afternoon?”
• “What’s my first meeting this week?”

Atlas queries your Google Calendar and returns real event data — times, titles, descriptions, and attendee information.

Calendar-Aware Briefings

You can set up a scheduled morning task that asks Atlas to summarize your day, including upcoming meetings. A prompt like:

“Check my calendar and tasks for today. Give me a morning briefing with what’s scheduled, any tasks due today, and anything I should prepare for.”

…produces a personalized daily brief every morning. See Scheduled Tasks to set this up.

The Calendar View

The Calendar panel in Atlas shows a week view of your events alongside task indicators from your daily notes. This gives you a combined picture of your scheduled commitments and self-assigned work in one place.

Creating and Managing Events

You can also ask Atlas to manage events:

• “Schedule a meeting with Sarah tomorrow at 2pm and add it to my calendar”
• “Create a calendar event called ‘Team sync’ on Friday at 10am for one hour”
• “Delete my 3pm meeting on Thursday”

Atlas will confirm before making changes.

Tip

After creating an event via Atlas, it appears in both your Google Calendar and the Atlas calendar view immediately.

Disconnecting Google Calendar

To remove the integration, go to Settings > Integrations and click Disconnect Google Calendar. This removes the stored OAuth tokens from your machine. You can reconnect at any time.

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