@ssilvonen I have no shade to throw at families using a family calendar; when my kids were in high school and my wife and I still traveled for work occasionally, etc. it was the only way to have a source of truth that people could rely on. It was especially helpful to tell the teenagers "if it's not on the calendar, I don't know about it" to avoid those "oh, but you were supposed to drive me to $thing, didn't I tell you? Oh, well, I really need a ride now." And so on.

I don't advocate for putting an LLM in the middle of all that, of course, but there is much to be said for putting family plans on a shared calendar and making it an expectation that every member checks said calendar. It doesn't replace conversation and such, but it sure can cut down on a lot of problems.

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