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How to create, search, list, update, and delete calendar events via Google Calendar: the event scripts, `list-events` result formats and source coverage, working locations, guests and RSVP, date format patterns, and recurrence. Use when reading, scheduling, editing, or deleting events.

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# Event Management

Create, search, list, update, and delete calendar events. Events come from the Google Calendar API — they are NOT stored in the local SQL database.

## Key Principle

**Events live in Google Calendar, not SQL.** Never use `db-query` or `db-exec` to work with events. Always use the dedicated scripts which query the Google Calendar API directly.

Event detail panels and popovers expose `calendar.event-detail.bottom` as an
`ExtensionSlot` with `slotContext` containing the event id, title, times,
timezones, location, attendees, and account email. Use the first-party
attendee-timezone UI or a source edit for adornments next to guest rows; the
slot does not inject per-row UI.