A written-up plan of your day in Telegram
Every weekday morning, reads the calls booked on your calendar for today and sends you one written-up message in Telegram.
Apps it connects
Authenticate each one once and the workflow is ready to run.
What it does
Each integration step this workflow runs, in order, what it is for, and the conditions and loops that decide when it runs.
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Google MeetList meetingsReads today's calls with a Google Meet link from your calendar, taking each one's title, start time and guests.
For each
meeting- 2
OpenAIQuery modelAsks the AI for one preparation line per call, dropped if it states a figure the calendar entry does not.
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TelegramSend messageSends one message to your chat listing each call's time, title, guests and note, or saying nothing is booked.
How it works
What happens on each run, in plain English.
Every weekday at 07:00, the calls booked on your calendar for today are read and one message is sent to your own Telegram chat: for each call, the time, the title, who is coming and a line on what to have ready.
The time and the title are copied from the calendar entry, never written by AI, so a reminder cannot tell you the wrong hour. The one line that is written for you is checked before use: every figure in it has to appear in the calendar entry, and a line that states a figure the entry does not is dropped. Only calls carrying a Google Meet link are read, so a blocked-out afternoon with no video link will not appear. An entry with no start time is left out and counted at the foot of the message. On a day with nothing booked it says so, so silence always means the workflow did not run.
You need a Telegram bot that can message you, and a few words on what to call out about each call. Nothing is booked, moved or cancelled.
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