Kembrowski Google CLI

Kembrowski Google CLI is a private command-line and automation utility used solely by its developer to access his own Google account data through Google APIs. It is not a public service and is not offered to other users.

What the application does

• Reads the developer's own Google Calendar — lists calendars and views events.
• Writes to the developer's own Google Calendar — creates, updates and deletes his events.
• Runs from the developer's own tooling; there is no sign-up and no other users.

How Google Sign-In is used

Google Sign-In (OAuth) is used only to authorize the developer's own Google account so the tool can access that account's calendar on his behalf. The application receives basic profile information (name, email address) to identify the signed-in account.

What data is accessed

• Google Calendar (read and write) — via the Google Calendar API.
• The application does not request access to Gmail, Google Drive or Google Contacts.
• Data is used only to provide the application's functionality — it is not sold, shared with third parties, or used for advertising. OAuth credentials and refresh tokens are stored privately by the owner.