My AI agent gets his own calendar
My AI agent gets his own calendar I want my AI agent (you know him, Eddie) to manage a calendar for me. That one I only share with my girlfriend, which makes living together easier. While Eddie is also a part of my life, I wouldn’t entrust him with my calendar.
- ▪My AI agent gets his own calendar I want my AI agent (you know him, Eddie) to manage a calendar for me.
- ▪That one I only share with my girlfriend, which makes living together easier.
- ▪While Eddie is also a part of my life, I wouldn’t entrust him with my calendar.
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| Publication time | Thu, 17 Sep 2026 13:00:38 +0000 |
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My AI agent gets his own calendar I want my AI agent (you know him, Eddie) to manage a calendar for me. Just not my private one. That one I only share with my girlfriend, which makes living together easier. While Eddie is also a part of my life, I wouldn’t entrust him with my calendar. At least I don’t want to find out what happens when he messes something up there. Additionally, he doesn’t need to know everything about me. Some things I’d like to keep to myself (and my girlfriend). While brainstorming for a solution, Eddie proposed he could create ics files for me to import. You probably know these from booking an appointment at a barber’s, for example. Alongside the confirmation email they sometimes send you an event that you can add to your calendar by just clicking on it.
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