Update to Keeploop

{
  "description": "Open slots on your calendar for a length and a range, for example 30m this week.",
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  "name": "keep-free",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: keep-free\ndescription: \"Open slots on your calendar for a length and a range, for example 30m this week.\"\ncompatibility: \"Needs the Keeploop app on a Mac and its MCP connector (tools such as search_mail and find_attachments).\"\n---\n\nThe Keeploop tools may carry a prefix in this agent (for example mcp_keeploop_search_mail); use them by their Keeploop name.\n\nFind open time on my calendar, using the Keeploop tools.\nWhat I need: (the text I typed after the command)\n(If that is empty: 30 minutes in the next five days.)\n\n1. Read the length as duration_minutes (30m is 30, 1h is 60, 90 min is 90; 30 if none is given). Turn the range into ISO dates (YYYY-MM-DD) for start and end, using today's date: today, tomorrow, this week (today through the coming Friday), next week (Monday through Friday), and so on. With no range, leave start and end out. If I name hours or days (mornings, after 2pm, weekends), pass working_hours (for example \"09:00-12:00\") and days (for example \"mon-fri\" or \"sat,sun\"); otherwise leave them out.\n2. Call find_free_time with duration_minutes, start, end, limit=10, and working_hours and days when step 1 set them.\nThen list the slots grouped by day (day, then start to end time), and say the range searched. If there are none, say so and suggest a wider range or other hours. Do not add or propose events unless I ask.\nIf a tool is missing, is turned off in Keeploop, or answers that it needs Keeploop Pro, say so in one line and do what you can with the rest.\n"
}