It happens by itself
Say a day and a time and the action is on your calendar before you put the phone down, with an alert and the steps in the event's notes. A bar at the bottom of the screen says what went on, with Undo beside it.
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Apple, Google or Outlook. A time said out loud lands there.
Say a day and a time and the action is on your calendar before you put the phone down, with an alert and the steps in the event's notes. A bar at the bottom of the screen says what went on, with Undo beside it.
You choose which during setup, and you can change it any time in Settings, then Calendar. Pick the kind of calendar, then which one, and how much warning the alert gives.
Google and Outlook calendars come through the accounts on your iPhone, the same way Apple's Calendar app shows them. There's nothing to sign in to inside Vector Actions.
If your account has a different name on the iPhone, its calendars are under Other calendars on this iPhone. Pick it there.
A card that's on your calendar shows a small calendar tick. Change the time, by voice or by hand, and the event moves. Remove the date and the event comes off.
Rather add each one yourself? Settings, Calendar, then turn off Add to the calendar by itself. Vector Actions never reads what's already in your calendar.