Quick overview This workflow runs every Sunday at 18:00 to scan your Google Calendar for next week, find free gaps of at least two hours within your working hours, auto-book them as “🧘 Focus Time” events, and then DM you a personalized deep-work plan in Slack using OpenAI. How it works Runs every Sunday at 18:00 on a schedule. Loads your working-hour preferences and fetches all events from your Google Calendar. Calculates weekday-only free gaps within your working hours and keeps only gaps that meet the minimum block length. If no qualifying gap exists, sends you a Slack DM warning that next week is too fragmented for a focus block. If gaps exist, limits the number of blocks for the week and creates “🧘 Focus Time (protected by n8n)” events in Google Calendar for each selected slot. Uses OpenAI to generate a short, personal Slack message that lists the protected blocks and suggests what kind of work fits each. Sends the generated deep-work plan to you as a Slack DM. Setup Add Google Calendar credentials, select the calendar to read from and the calendar to create “🧘 Focus Time” events in.
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