Calendar management belongs in the terminal too. nylas calendar ai conflicts works with Google Calendar, Outlook, and Exchange.

The nylas calendar ai conflicts command scans your upcoming events and uses AI to detect double-bookings, overlapping meetings, and tight back-to-back slots. Specify --days to set the look-ahead window (default 7).

Syntax

nylas calendar ai conflicts [--days N]

Examples

Check next 7 days for conflicts:

nylas calendar ai conflicts --days 7

Find double-booked slots today:

nylas calendar ai conflicts --days 1

Output conflicts as JSON for scripting:

nylas calendar ai conflicts --days 14 --json

How It Works

Calendar APIs are notoriously inconsistent across providers. Google Calendar uses RFC 5545 recurrence rules, Outlook uses its own format, and Exchange has yet another. The Nylas CLI normalizes all of this behind a consistent interface.

Tips

Script-friendly: Add --json for machine-readable output and --yes (where supported) to skip confirmations in automated pipelines.

CI/CD ready: This command works in non-interactive mode. Set NYLAS_API_KEY as an environment variable and it picks up credentials automatically.

Full docs: nylas calendar ai conflicts reference — all flags, advanced examples, and troubleshooting.

All commands: Nylas CLI Command Reference

Get started: brew install nylas/nylas-cli/nylas — other install methods