calendar_subscription_get
Whether the company calendar has a subscription address, the .ics feed a calendar app such as Google Calendar or Apple Calendar subscribes to. The address itself is shown only when it is made, so this answers only whether one exists. `read` · v1
Authorization
memberToken The tools internkim uses inside a company, callable from outside it. A token belongs to a person, and every call runs as that person, so a token can never do more than its owner can.
The first token is made signed in, from the settings screen. After that a token makes its own
successors: POST /token for a new one, DELETE /token for the old one, so a script rotates
without a browser. A token can neither mint a rung above its own nor revoke itself.
Send Authorization: Bearer <token> on every request.
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Request Body
application/json
TypeScript Definitions
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Response Body
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curl -X POST "https://example.com/tools/calendar_subscription_get/invoke" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{ "input": {} }'{ "toolName": "calendar_subscription_get", "outcome": "succeeded", "selectedBackend": "device", "result": { "…": "the tool's own document" }}calendar_subscription_delete POST
Revoke the company calendar subscription address, so no calendar app can read it any longer. Only a company administrator revokes it. Requires approval; a revoked address never works again, and calendar_subscription_add makes a new one. `destructive` · approval · v1
event_add POST
Create a calendar event with a concrete time range. Resolve natural-language dates and times before calling. Use event_update for an existing event. `workspace_write` · v2