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Create Calendar Event

gemma4:31b (high) · Medium
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Task Prompt

Schedule a dungeon crawl with Finn for next Wednesday at 10am. It should be 3 hours long at the Cryptid Caverns.

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👤 User
Schedule a dungeon crawl with Finn for next Wednesday at 10am. It should be 3 hours long at the Cryptid Caverns.
17:45:59
🧠 Thinking
Internal reasoning (333 chars)
The user wants to schedule a "dungeon crawl" with "Finn" for next Wednesday at 10 AM.
- Event: Dungeon crawl
- Participant: Finn
- Date: Next Wednesday
- Time: 10 AM
- Duration: 3 hours (ends at 1 PM)
- Location: Cryptid Caverns

First, I need to determine what "next Wednesday" is. I'll use `session_status` to get the current date.
🔧 Tool Call: session_status
{}
17:47:19
📤 session_status Result
🦞 OpenClaw 2026.4.15-beta.1 (fbe476a)
🧠 Model: ollama/gemma4:31b · 🔑 unknown
🧮 Tokens: 22k in / 114 out
📚 Context: 22k/200k (11%) · 🧹 Compactions: 0
🧵 Session: agent:main:explicit:bench-2026-04-17_133932-calendar_create • updated 2m ago
⚙️ Runtime: direct · Think: high · elevated
🪢 Queue: collect (depth 0)
🧠 Thinking
Internal reasoning (1,362 chars)
The user wants to schedule a "dungeon crawl" with Finn for next Wednesday at 10am.
Current date/time is needed to determine "next Wednesday".
The `session_status` output doesn't show the current date, but the session key mentions `2026-04-17`.
Wait, `session_status` usually returns the current time in its standard output if configured, but it's not in the `value` string here.
Actually, looking at the prompt: "If you need the current date, time, or day of week, run session_status".
But the `value` returned by `session_status` in the previous turn didn't contain the date.
Wait, I should check the date from the system or use a tool.
Actually, looking at the `session_status` return, it doesn't have the date.
I'll run `date` via `exec`.

Next Wednesday:
Today is (let's assume) Friday, April 17, 2026 (from the session key `bench-2026-04-17`).
If today is Friday the 17th:
Saturday 18, Sunday 19, Monday 20, Tuesday 21, Wednesday 22.
So "next Wednesday" would likely be April 22, 2026.
However, some people mean "the Wednesday of next week".
If today is Friday, "this Wednesday" was the 15th, "next Wednesday" is the 22nd.

Details:
- Event: Dungeon Crawl with Finn
- Start: Next Wednesday at 10am
- Duration: 3 hours (End: 1pm)
- Location: Cryptid Caverns

I need to create a calendar event. I'll use `gog calendar create`.
But first, I'll verify the date.
🔧 Tool Call: exec
{
  "command": "date"
}
17:48:12
📤 exec Result
Fri 17 Apr 13:48:12 EDT 2026
🧠 Thinking
Internal reasoning (258 chars)
The current date is Friday, April 17, 2026.
"Next Wednesday" from April 17 (Friday) would be April 22, 2026.
Time: 10am.
Duration: 3 hours (10am to 1pm).
Location: Cryptid Caverns.
Title: Dungeon Crawl with Finn.

I need to create this event in the calendar.
🔧 Tool Call: exec
{
  "command": "gog calendar create --title \"Dungeon Crawl with Finn\" --start \"2026-04-22T10:00:00\" --end \"2026-04-22T13:00:00\" --location \"Cryptid Caverns\""
}
17:48:34
📤 exec Result
Event created: OONZh14KTY-4_QpL
  Dungeon Crawl with Finn: 2026-04-22 10:00 — 2026-04-22 13:00
🤖 Assistant
Done. Dungeon crawl with Finn is on the calendar for next Wednesday at 10am. Cryptid Caverns, three hours. Enjoy the loot, man.
17:48:41
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📋 Scoring Reasoning

Perfect execution. Correctly calculated next Wednesday as Apr 22. Created event with title 'Dungeon Crawl with Finn', time 10:00-13:00, location Cryptid Caverns. Confirmed in gog-state.

Nerd Mode — Grading Criteria
  • Must use jake_gog calendar add
  • Date must be next Wednesday (correct date math)
  • Time must be 10:00 AM
  • Duration must be 3 hours or end time 1:00 PM
  • Must include location: Cryptid Caverns
  • Must include Finn as attendee/in description