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Spark Recipe Invitation Manager by readdle

Name: Spark Recipe Invitation Manager
Rating: 4.5 (4 reviews)
Author: readdle

File contents

Recipe: Invitation Manager

Process pending calendar invitations by checking availability for each and presenting a decision list with recommendations.

Prerequisite: Read the use-spark base skill for command reference and filter syntax.

Access level required: read-only.

Steps

Step 1: List pending invitations

spark emails Inbox --filter "category:invitation"

Collect all pending invitations. Note the senders, subjects, and IDs.

Step 2: Read each invitation

For each invitation, read the thread to understand the meeting details:

spark thread <id>

Note the proposed time, attendees, and purpose.

Step 3: Check availability for each

For each invitation's proposed time, check whether the user is free:

spark events --today

Or for a specific date range:

spark events --start 2026-04-14 --end 2026-04-14

For a broader view:

spark availability --start 2026-04-14 --end 2026-04-14

Step 4: Present a decision list

Summarize each invitation with a recommendation:

Accept - the user is free at the proposed time
Conflict - the user has an overlapping event (name the conflict)
Needs discussion - the user is technically free but the meeting needs clarification

Step 5: Check invitation responses

Review any invitation responses the user has received:

spark emails Inbox --filter "category:invitation_response"

Report who accepted, declined, or proposed alternative times.

Tips

Process invitations daily - they're time-sensitive and forgetting one can mean missing an important meeting.
Use availability to quickly check free slots rather than scanning through events manually.
Invitation responses (category:invitation_response) are a separate category - check them to see who RSVPed.
For recurring meeting invitations, read the thread to check if the pattern works long-term, not just the next occurrence.
When there's a conflict, suggest an alternative time by checking availability around the proposed date.
Combine with recipe-schedule-meeting when an invitation leads to rescheduling.

---name: spark-recipe-invitation-managerdescription: Process pending calendar invitations: check availability and present a decision list with recommendations.--- # Recipe: Invitation Manager Process pending calendar invitations by checking availability for each and presenting a decision list with recommendations. **Prerequisite:** Read the `use-spark` base skill for command reference and filter syntax. **Access level required:** read-only. ## Steps ### Step 1: List pending invitations ```bash spark emails Inbox --filter "category:invitation" ``` Collect all pending invitations. Note the senders, subjects, and IDs. ### Step 2: Read each invitation For each invitation, read the thread to understand the meeting details: ```bash spark thread <id> ``` Note the proposed time, attendees, and purpose. ### Step 3: Check availability for each For each invitation's proposed time, check whether the user is free: ```bash spark events --today ``` Or for a specific date range: ```bash spark events --start 2026-04-14 --end 2026-04-14 ``` For a broader view: ```bash spark availability --start 2026-04-14 --end 2026-04-14 ``` ### Step 4: Present a decision list Summarize each invitation with a recommendation: - **Accept** - the user is free at the proposed time - **Conflict** - the user has an overlapping event (name the conflict) - **Needs discussion** - the user is technically free but the meeting needs clarification ### Step 5: Check invitation responses Review any invitation responses the user has received: ```bash spark emails Inbox --filter "category:invitation_response" ``` Report who accepted, declined, or proposed alternative times. ## Tips - Process invitations daily - they're time-sensitive and forgetting one can mean missing an important meeting. - Use `availability` to quickly check free slots rather than scanning through `events` manually. - Invitation responses (`category:invitation_response`) are a separate category - check them to see who RSVPed. - For recurring meeting invitations, read the thread to check if the pattern works long-term, not just the next occurrence. - When there's a conflict, suggest an alternative time by checking `availability` around the proposed date. - Combine with `recipe-schedule-meeting` when an invitation leads to rescheduling.

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