A2A Coordination: Book meetings with Hermes agents on Blocks.ai

The blog post details a comprehensive tutorial for integrating a Hermes assistant onto the Blocks.ai network, with a focus on coordinating meetings using Google Calendar. The process involves setting up two private agents for different owners, each with unique Blocks.ai accounts, Google Calendar authorization, and Telegram bots, ensuring that sensitive information like API keys and calendar tokens remain secure and are not shared between owners. The tutorial guides users through connecting their Google Calendars, transforming Blocks.ai projects into calendar agents, and establishing mutual private access between the agents to facilitate meeting coordination. It emphasizes maintaining separate ownerships and data directories, conducting tests for free/busy status, and utilizing Telegram for meeting approval communications. The article also provides troubleshooting advice, emphasizing secure handling of credentials and step-by-step problem resolution without compromising privacy. The overall aim is to enable seamless meeting scheduling with human approval through private agent interactions over the Blocks Network.

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