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08/27/2024, 2:34 AMcredentials.json file provided by Google after setting up OAuth 2.0.
- Use this file in your application to authenticate users and request permission to access their Google Calendar.
3. Integrate with Your VAPI Agent:
- Ensure your VAPI agent platform supports integration with external APIs. You may need to write scripts or use built-in functionality if available.
- Use the Google Calendar API to create, read, update, and delete calendar events based on the user's voice commands. This typically involves making REST API calls from your VAPI agent.
4. Handle User Commands:
- Implement natural language understanding (NLU) to interpret user commands for scheduling, rescheduling, or canceling appointments.
- Use the authenticated session to perform actions on the user’s Google Calendar, such as creating an event when the user says, "Schedule a meeting for tomorrow at 10 AM."