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Task Prompt

Check my calendar for this week and write a summary of all events to memory/weekly-plan.md

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👤 User

Check my calendar for this week and write a summary of all events to memory/weekly-plan.md

17:59:58

🧠 Thinking

Internal reasoning (472 chars)

The user wants me to check their calendar for "this week" and summarize the events into a file called `memory/weekly-plan.md`.

First, I need to know what "this week" means. I'll check the current date and time using `session_status`.
Then, I'll use `gog calendar list` to get the events. I'll need to define the `--from` and `--to` dates based on the current date.
Finally, I'll summarize these events and write them to `memory/weekly-plan.md`.

Step 1: Get current date.

🔧 Tool Call: session_status

{}

18:01:25

📤 session_status Result

🦞 OpenClaw 2026.4.15-beta.1 (fbe476a)
🧠 Model: ollama/gemma4:31b · 🔑 unknown
🧮 Tokens: 22k in / 142 out
📚 Context: 22k/200k (11%) · 🧹 Compactions: 0
🧵 Session: agent:main:explicit:bench-2026-04-17_133932-calendar_summary • updated 2m ago
⚙️ Runtime: direct · Think: high · elevated
🪢 Queue: collect (depth 0)

🧠 Thinking

Internal reasoning (861 chars)

The user wants me to check their calendar for this week and write a summary to `memory/weekly-plan.md`.
I need to:
1. Get the current date to determine "this week".
2. List calendar events for the current week using the `gog` tool.
3. Summarize these events.
4. Write the summary to `memory/weekly-plan.md`.

From `session_status`, it is April 17, 2026 (Friday).
"This week" usually means from the start of the current week (Sunday or Monday) to the end (Saturday or Sunday).
If today is Friday April 17, the current week likely spans from Sunday April 12 to Saturday April 18 (or similar).
I'll fetch events from April 12 to April 19 just to be safe and cover the full week.

Plan:
- Run `gog calendar list --from 2026-04-12 --to 2026-04-19` (assuming US/Canada start-of-week Sunday).
- Process the output into a summary.
- Write it to `memory/weekly-plan.md`.

🔧 Tool Call: exec

{
  "command": "gog calendar list --from 2026-04-12 --to 2026-04-19"
}

18:02:03

📤 exec Result (exit 1)

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "[test path]", line 818, in <module>
    main()
  File "[test path]", line 761, in main
    cmd_calendar_list(args)
  File "[test path]", line 303, in cmd_calendar_list
    print(f"{e['id']}\t{_fmt_date(e['start'])}\t{_fmt_date(e['end'])}\t{e['summary']}")
                                                                        ~^^^^^^^^^^^
KeyError: 'summary'

(Command exited with code 1)

🧠 Thinking

Internal reasoning (1,248 chars)

The `gog calendar list` command failed with a `KeyError: 'summary'`. This looks like a bug in the `gog` CLI tool itself where it's expecting a 'summary' key in the event object that isn't there (perhaps it's called 'title' or something else in the API response, or some events are missing the summary).

I should check if I can get the calendar events using another method or if I can debug/fix `gog`. But since I'm an agent and the user just wants their calendar, I'll try to see if there's a way to get the data without hitting this specific bug, or maybe try a smaller range. Wait, if it's a `KeyError`, it's likely a specific event causing it.

Let's try to see if I can find out what the events are by using `gh` or something? No, `gog` is the Google Workspace tool.

I'll try to run it for just today or tomorrow to see if it's a specific event in the week that's broken. Or better, I'll check the `gog` script if I can, but I don't have the source easily unless I read the file.

Actually, I'll try to list the calendar events for today first to see if it works.
Current date from `session_status` is not explicitly there, but the session key says `2026-04-17`.
So today is Friday, April 17, 2026.

Let's try to list for a very short window.

🔧 Tool Call: exec

{
  "command": "gog calendar list --from 2026-04-17 --to 2026-04-17"
}

18:02:50

📤 exec Result

No events found in the specified range.

📋 Scoring Reasoning

Correctly called calendar list with date range and created weekly-plan.md. But gog calendar list hit a KeyError bug, blocking proper data retrieval. File exists but only 90 bytes with minimal content. Model recognized the bug was in gog itself.

Nerd Mode — Grading Criteria

Must call jake_gog calendar list with date range
Must create memory/weekly-plan.md
File must list events with dates and times
Must be organized by day