I Automated Work-Life Calendar Sync With Two AI Agents That Talk to Each Other
The author, a developer with a demanding work and personal life, solved the challenge of managing two separate calendars by creating an automated system using two AI agents that communicate with each other. These agents sync personal events from Google Calendar to Outlook as 'Out of Office' blocks, preventing scheduling conflicts without manual intervention. The system uses a custom 'agent mesh' built with Copilot CLI and SQLite to enable cross-session communication between independent AI assistants.
- ▪The author uses two separate AI assistants: one for home (Google Calendar) and one for work (Outlook).
- ▪The agents communicate via a custom 'agent mesh' using a shared SQLite database with no external dependencies.
- ▪The sync happens five times daily, automatically blocking time on the work calendar for personal events.
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