Can it send invitations to people outside my company?

Yes, which is exactly the case to be deliberate about. A brief like “find a time and send it” will email whoever ends up on the invitation. If you want to see it first, ask it to propose times and hold the invite until you say so.

Can it see what my meetings are about, or only when they are?

It reads events the way you see them — titles, times, attendees, descriptions — across the calendars you grant. That is what lets it answer “what is this meeting actually for” rather than only “when is it”.

Does checking availability work for other people?

It works wherever your account can already see availability, which inside a Google Workspace organisation is usually everyone. It sees free or busy, not what the other person is doing.

Productivity

Google Calendar + Burrak AI

An agent that reads your calendar and acts on what it finds there.

Connects with OAuth — revoke any time

Scheduling is rarely hard, just tedious: read the week, spot the clash, work out which of six people is genuinely free, write the invitation. An agent does that end to end. And because it can reach your other connected tools in the same brief, it can prepare you for the meeting as well as book it.

In the connector catalogue: List events, check free/busy, create and update invitations.

Things you could ask for

Written the way you would actually say them. An agent plans the steps itself.

“Look at my week and tell me where the real gaps are, not the fifteen-minute ones.”
“Find an hour next week when these four people are all free, and send the invitation.”
“Every Sunday evening, brief me on the week ahead: who I am meeting and what each meeting is about.”
“Move tomorrow’s one-to-ones to Thursday and tell everyone why.”
“Go through next week’s meetings and flag any that still have no agenda.”

Calendar writes are outward-facing: creating or moving an event emails the other attendees. If you would rather check first, ask for proposed times and keep the invitation for yourself to send.

Connecting it

1Create a Burrak account — the free plan is enough to try this.
2Open Connectors and choose Google Calendar.
3Authorise Burrak in Google Calendar's own window. Your password never reaches us; we receive a token you can revoke whenever you like.
4Give an agent a task. It will use the connector when the work calls for it.

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Google Calendar and Burrak, in practice

Can it send invitations to people outside my company?: Yes, which is exactly the case to be deliberate about. A brief like “find a time and send it” will email whoever ends up on the invitation. If you want to see it first, ask it to propose times and hold the invite until you say so.
Can it see what my meetings are about, or only when they are?: It reads events the way you see them — titles, times, attendees, descriptions — across the calendars you grant. That is what lets it answer “what is this meeting actually for” rather than only “when is it”.
Does checking availability work for other people?: It works wherever your account can already see availability, which inside a Google Workspace organisation is usually everyone. It sees free or busy, not what the other person is doing.