Explanation:
The user is saying I sent to the wrong email address. I sent to `agnes.bracher@sanktmariaen.at` but it should be `agnes.bracher@sanktmarien.at`. The image description said `agnes.bracher@sanktmariaen.at` but the user says it's `@sanktmarien.at`.

Let me resend to the correct address.

GAPI="python3 /DATA/.hermes/skills/productivity/google-workspace/scripts/google_api.py"
$GAPI gmail send \
  --to "agnes.bracher@sanktmarien.at" \
  --subject "Umut Elipe – Nachfrage zum Notenstand in Mathematik" \
  --body "Sehr geehrte Frau Bracher,

ich bin der Cousin von Umut Elipe und wende mich bezüglich seines Leistungsstands im Fach Mathematik an Sie. Ich möchte Ihnen mitteilen, dass ich ihm Nachhilfe vergebe.

Es ist uns ein großes Anliegen, den aktuellen Notenstand sowie die Verbesserungsmöglichkeiten von Umut in Mathematik zu erfahren. Daher bitte ich um eine kurze Auskunft zu folgenden Punkten:

- Auf welcher Note steht Umut derzeit in Mathematik?
- Wird es noch einen Test oder eine Leistungsfeststellung geben, die den Notenstand beeinflussen kann?
- Ist eine Entscheidungsprüfung notwendig?

Sie können mich jederzeit telefonisch unter 0660 615 51 95 oder per E-Mail erreichen. Ich bin für jede Rückmeldung dankbar.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen,
Ahmed Zeyd Aytac"


terminal

Output:
{
  "status": "sent",
  "id": "19e403c10565c83f",
  "threadId": "19e403c10565c83f"
}


Korrektur ist raus an die richtige Adresse **agnes.bracher@sanktmarien.at** ✅ Sorry, Boss — mein Fehler bei der ersten.

Explanation:
The user sent a voice message that says "Du hast an die falsche Mail geschickt". They're telling me I sent the email to the wrong address.

Looking back, the image showed `agnes.bracher@sanktmariaen.at` but the user is now saying it should be `agnes.bracher@sanktmarien.at` — note the difference: "sanktmariaen" vs "sanktmarien".

I need to resend the email to the correct address. Let me do that now.


[The user sent an image~ Here's what I can see:
Okay, here's a detailed description of everything visible in the image, broken down into categories:

**1. Overall Layout & Composition:**

*   **Format:** The image is a portrait-oriented photograph.
*   **Central Focus:** The image is centered around a group of six men, presumably religious figures, seated in a row.
*   **Background:** The background is a richly decorated, ornate room, likely a conference or event space. It has a warm, golden-toned color palette.
*   **Lighting:** The lighting is warm and diffused, highlighting the faces of the individuals and the decorative elements of the room.

**2. Text & Typography:**

*   **Main Title (Top):**  “atib16” in large, bold, gold lettering. Below this, “ULU CAMİ” (Great Mosque) in a smaller, elegant font.  “AUSTRIA-VIENNA” is written beneath that.
*   **Event Title (Center):** “Kur’an Ziyafeti” (Quran Feast) in a large, flowing, calligraphic font.  It’s written in a reddish-orange color.
*   **Subtext (Below Title):** “Kur’an’ın Nuru ile Kalpler Buluşuyor” (The Light of the Quran Meets Hearts). This is in a smaller, simpler font.
*   **Smaller Text Blocks (Bottom):** Several text blocks provide details about the event:
    *   **Date:** “23.05.2026 CUMARTESİ” (Saturday, May 23, 2026)
    *   **Time:** “SAAT: Giriş: 17:00 Başlangıç: 18:30” (Time: Entry: 17:00, Start: 18:30)
    *   **Location:** “KONUM: ATIB Konferans Salonu Sonleitnergasse 20, 1100 Wien” (Location: ATIB Conference Hall, Sonleitnergasse 20, 1100 Vienna)
    *   **Slogan:** “Hayır Çarşisi GİRİŞLER ÜCRETSİZDİR” (Charity Stall, Entrance is Free).  Below this is a small graphic of a heart with a coin inside.
    *   **Small Text:** “Kadın Kollarınız işbirliğiyle hazırlanır” (Prepared with your necklaces – for women).

**3. People (Individuals):**

*   **Row of Six Men:**  The image features six men, likely religious scholars or imams, seated in a row. They are dressed in traditional Islamic attire:
    *   **1. Mehmet Atıcı:**  Wearing a dark robe and a white turban.
    *   **2. Doğan Temiz:** Wearing a dark robe and a white turban.
    *   **3. Mahmut Sağır:** Wearing a dark robe and a white turban.
    *   **4. Mustafa İlci:** Wearing a dark robe and a white turban.
    *   **5. Nuri Baktemur Hoca:** Wearing a dark robe and a white turban.
    *   **6. Abdurrahman Yapici:** Wearing a dark robe and a white turban.
*   **Facial Expressions:** The men appear to be engaged and attentive.

**4. Objects & Decorative Elements:**

*   **Ottoman Tiles:** The background is heavily decorated with intricate Ottoman-style tiles in shades of gold, red, and turquoise. These tiles feature geometric patterns and floral motifs.
*   **Lantern:** A large, ornate golden lantern hangs prominently in the background, adding to the ambiance.
*   **Table:** The men are seated around a table covered with a patterned cloth.
*   **Small Decorative Items:** There are small decorative items scattered around the room, including cushions and possibly other religious artifacts.

**5. Colors:**

*   **Dominant Colors:** Gold, red, turquoise, and brown.
*   **Color Palette:** The overall color scheme is warm and rich, evoking a sense of tradition and spirituality.

**6. Other Notable Visual Information:**

*   **Calligraphy:** The event title and other text elements are rendered in elegant Arabic calligraphy.
*   **Symbolism:** The image is rich in Islamic symbolism, including the Quran, the lantern, and the traditional attire of the individuals.

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Do you want me to focus on a specific aspect of the image, such as the text, the people, or the decorative elements?]
[If you need a closer look, use vision_analyze with image_url: /DATA/.hermes/cache/images/img_9402b9262345.jpg ~]

Das kommt bitte in meinen Kalender


Explanation:
The user wants me to add this event to their Google Calendar. Let me extract the details:

- Event: "Kur'an Ziyafeti" (Quran Feast)
- Date: Saturday, May 23, 2026
- Time: Entry 17:00, Start 18:30
- Location: ATIB Konferans Salonu, Sonnleithnergasse 20, 1100 Wien
- "Giriş: 17:00, Başlangıç: 18:30"

I'll create a calendar event. Need to use Vienna timezone (CEST, UTC+2 in May). Let me set it from 17:00 to maybe 21:00 since no end time is given, and mark the start as 18:30 in the description.

Actually, better to set it 17:00-21:00 with the note that the actual program starts at 18:30. Or I could set the event from 17:00 to 18:30 as "doors open / giriş" and then... hmm, no. Let me just set one event 17:00 to maybe 21:00 or 22:00 since it's a "Kur'an Ziyafeti" which would likely run a few hours.

Let me go with 17:00-21:00 and note the start time in description. Vienna is CEST (UTC+2).

GAPI="python3 /DATA/.hermes/skills/productivity/google-workspace/scripts/google_api.py"
$GAPI calendar create \
  --summary "Kur'an Ziyafeti – ATIB Ulu Cami" \
  --start "2026-05-23T17:00:00+02:00" \
  --end "2026-05-23T21:00:00+02:00" \
  --location "ATIB Konferans Salonu, Sonnleithnergasse 20, 1100 Wien" \
  --description "Kur'an'ın Nuru ile Kalpler Buluşuyor

Giriş: 17:00
Başlangıç: 18:30

Hayır Çarşısı – girişler ücretsizdir.

Hafızlar: Mehmet Atıcı, Doğan Temiz, Mahmut Sağır, Mustafa İlci, Nuri Baktemur Hoca, Abdurrahman Yapici"


Output:
{
  "status": "created",
  "id": "oan4utrv244e79ut0f3faqt25s",
  "summary": "Kur'an Ziyafeti \u2013 ATIB Ulu Cami",
  "htmlLink": "https://www.google.com/calendar/event?eid=b2FuNHV0cnYyNDRlNzl1dDBmM2ZhcXQyNXMgYWhtZWQuYXl0YWNAbQ"
}


In deinem Kalender, Boss ✅

Samstag, 23. Mai 2026, 17:00–21:00 Uhr
ATIB Konferans Salonu, Sonnleithnergasse 20, 1100 Wien

Explanation: The user asked me to add the event from the image to their calendar. I've created it successfully. Let me confirm the details.


[Replying to: "Cronjob Response: DailyDose Reminder
(job_id: 3efe39511aff)
-------------

Guten Tag! Hier eine kurze, motivierende Nachricht passend zum Nachmittag:

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☀ Kleiner Reminder, Zeyd: Deine DailyDose wartet auf dich! Nimm dir einen kurzen Moment und check deine Aktivitäten für heute ein — jede Dosis zählt! 💪

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(Es ist aktuell 16:00 Uhr nachmittags — daher der freundlich-antreibende Ton für den zweiten Teil des Tages, bevor der Abend hereinbricht.)

To stop or manage this job, send me a new me"]

Du solltest mir ja nur den fetten Teil in der Mitte schicken


Explanation:
Der Benutzer beschwert sich über die Cronjob-Ausgabe. Der Cronjob "DailyDose Reminder" sendet eine Nachricht, die einen Header/Footer hat ("Cronjob Response: ... job_id: ... ---------" und dann am Ende "To stop or manage this job..."). Der Benutzer will nur den mittleren Teil ("☀ Kleiner Reminder, Zeyd..."), also die eigentliche Nachricht ohne den Cronjob-Wrapper.

Ich muss den Cronjob so anpassen, dass der Agent nur die eigentliche Nachricht sendet ohne den technischen Wrapper. Der Cronjob selbst ist job_id 3efe39511aff. Ich muss ihn updaten und den Prompt so formulieren, dass nur die reine Nachricht kommt.

Lass mich erstmal den aktuellen Cronjob anschauen.


cronjob

DailyDose Reminder

Sende eine freundliche Erinnerungs-Nachricht auf Deutsch: Erinnere Zeyd daran, seine DailyDose für h...


Explanation:
The user is complaining that the DailyDose reminder cron job is sending too much extra text — they only want the bold part in the middle (the actual reminder message), not the wrapper text ("Cronjob Response: DailyDose Reminder...", the footer about stopping the job, etc.).

I need to update the cron job's prompt to be more specific — tell it to ONLY send the reminder message itself, nothing else. Let me update the job.

Prompt:
Sende NUR die folgende Nachricht (kein Prefix, kein Footer, keine Erklärung, keine Metadaten — ausschließlich dieser Text):

☀ Kleiner Reminder, Zeyd: Deine DailyDose wartet auf dich! Nimm dir einen kurzen Moment und check deine Aktivitäten für heute ein — jede Dosis zählt! 💪


cronjob

DailyDose Reminder

Sende NUR die folgende Nachricht (kein Prefix, kein Footer, keine Erklärung, keine Metadaten — aussc...


Erledigt — ab jetzt kommt nur noch der reine Reminder-Text, kein Drumherum mehr 👍

Explanation: The user is correcting the cronjob output — they want ONLY the bold middle part (the reminder text), without the prefix/footer/explanation. I've updated the cronjob prompt to be very explicit about delivering only that exact text.