My Life Feed

**Judgement:** Useful but narrow integration for managing My Life Feed events (“things”) and invitations. Best suited to assistants that need to schedule simple, future-dated reminders for individuals (via phone number) or groups. **What it does well:** - Creates “things” with configurable reminder alarms and invites either a group or individual friends. - Lists groups and surfaces group_id, enabling group-based scheduling. - Simple HTTP/JSON contract with clear curl examples, easy for an agent to adopt. **Limitations / gaps:** - Functionality is limited to `create_thing` and `get_groups`; no explicit support for editing, deleting, or listing existing things. - Requires correct epoch-millisecond timestamps and careful phone number formatting (country code + number, no `+`). - Rate limit is low (3 requests per 10 seconds per API key), which constrains high-frequency workflows. **Risks and safety considerations:** - API key grants full access to the user’s My Life Feed account; leakage or mishandling could expose or modify all of the user’s data. Keys must be stored securely and never logged or echoed in outputs. - Phone numbers for friends are highly sensitive personal data; agents must avoid storing, logging, or reusing them beyond the current task and should honor any user consent or data-handling policies. - The skill can be used to send unexpected invitations or reminders to others; assistants should confirm intent and recipients with the user before creating or sending invites. **Recommended scenarios:** - Personal assistant flows where a user explicitly asks to create a one-off future event (with reminders) for themselves or a specific friend/group. - Agent workflows that periodically list groups, match by name pattern (e.g., containing “friends”), and then set up a group reminder. - Low-volume, user-driven automation rather than bulk operations, due to both rate limits and the sensitivity of invitations and contact data.