Stay on top of your week

The outcome: a ten-second read of your day and week — double-bookings flagged, the next free slot found — across every calendar, without opening one.

Instant, with skills (no AI tokens)

The fastest way is @bridge Skills — type / in the @bridge AI Chat. They’re deterministic and free (no model call):

• /today · /tomorrow — your events for the day
• /week — the week ahead, grouped by day, with the busiest day flagged
• /agenda — any date or range you name, grouped by day
• /load — how booked you are: meetings, hours, busiest day, free vs booked
• /clashes-today · /clashes-tomorrow — overlapping events across your calendars
• /next-free-slot — the next open slot inside your working hours

Tip

Set your working hours and days in @bridge Settings → Skill settings so /next-free-slot and /week match your real schedule.

Richer, with the AI chat

When you want reasoning — not just a list — ask the @bridge AI Chat (or any connected AI) in plain language:

What does my week look like? Flag anything that clashes, and for each clash suggest a new time from my free slots — then ask me before moving anything.

Reads and suggestions are free to look at; the AI asks before it moves or creates any event.

More prompts that work

Protect focus time:

Find me two 90-minute focus blocks next week in my working hours and hold them as “Focus” events (ask me first).

Before you say yes:

Someone wants to meet Thursday afternoon — am I free, and does it clash with anything?

Plan around travel:

I’m out Friday. What’s on my calendar that day, and who should I tell?

How much it costs you

Skills are free — they don’t use your AI provider, so they cost no tokens and don’t count against your plan. Chat queries that read or change the calendar count as usual (about 1 action each); the suggestions you review are free.

Where to go next

• @bridge Skills — every slash-command
• The auto-triaged inbox — the morning mail routine
• Use the @bridge AI Chat