Week ahead
Monday morning names the client meetings that actually need prep, not every block on the grid.
Two-way Google Calendar sync, in conversation. Leiko can read your schedule, prepare events, and put the next meeting on the Daily Brief. Creating, editing, or deleting an event still needs your approval.
Events link to tasks, invoices, and the Daily Brief. Leiko syncs a rolling window — about one day back and 30 days ahead — including title, time, people, and meeting links.
Title, description, location, time, participants, and meeting links in the synced window.
The next meeting, conflicts, prep you owe, and time that should have been billed.
Daily Brief rows, event drafts, reschedules, and links back to related tasks or invoices.
Create, edit, or delete an event. Bidirectional sync still waits before writing to Google.
Synced event data used to run the assistant, plus any event you manage through Leiko.
Leiko does not silently rewrite your calendar. Preparation is automatic. External actions are not.
Monday morning names the client meetings that actually need prep, not every block on the grid.
“Move the River & Co. call to Thursday at 2.” Leiko prepares the change and waits for approve.
A Gmail thread proposes times. Leiko drafts the calendar event with the join link when it has one.
A finished client meeting can become tracked time, then an invoice draft.
Two commitments overlap. The Daily Brief shows the clash before you walk into the wrong room.
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