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The command gcalcli --calendar ${calendar_name} agenda is used to view the agenda of a specific calendar in Google Calendar.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• gcalcli: This is the command-line interface (CLI) tool for Google Calendar. It allows you to interact with your Google Calendar from the terminal.
• --calendar ${calendar_name}: This is an option used to specify the calendar for which you want to see the agenda. ${calendar_name} is referred to as a placeholder and should be replaced with the actual name of the desired calendar.
• agenda: This is a subcommand of gcalcli that specifies the type of information you want to view. In this case, it displays the agenda, which is a list of events and appointments scheduled for the specified calendar.

By running this command, you will see the upcoming events and appointments from the specified Google Calendar.