pietz/calendar
skills/calendar/SKILL.md
Use this skill when the user asks about calendar management - viewing events, scheduling meetings, checking availability, or managing appointments.
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Updated Jun 11, 2026
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add pietz/skills calendarInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- calendar
- description:
- Use this skill when the user asks about calendar management - viewing events, scheduling meetings, checking availability, or managing appointments.
Calendar Automation via macOS Calendar.app
This skill automates Calendar.app with small, focused scripts stored in the scripts/ subfolder. Use them for listing events, searching by summary/location/description, and targeting events by UID. Scripts are written to work across different languages and calendar naming schemes by discovering actual calendar names first.
Important Notes
- Calendar.app must be set up (assume that it is)
- Events are identified by UID (unique string like
91ADA44E-B3BA-44F5-9006-3C077D94DACF) - Always include UIDs in output so the user can reference specific events
- Default time window is upcoming (next 1-4 weeks), not past
- When in doubt about which calendar to use, ask the user
- Always confirm with the user before create/delete operations
Suggested Workflow
- Run
./scripts/list_calendars.shto discover calendar names (including localized names). - Use
./scripts/list_today.shor./scripts/list_upcoming.sh --days 14to see upcoming events and get UIDs. - If you need a specific event, search with
./scripts/search_events.sh "term" --field summary --days 30and copy the UID. - Use the UID with
./scripts/get_by_uid.sh <uid>for full details or./scripts/open_by_uid.sh <uid>to show it in Calendar.app. - Only after explicit user approval, create or delete with
./scripts/create_event.sh ... --confirmor./scripts/delete_event.sh <uid> --confirm.
Scripts
./scripts/list_calendars.sh
Lists all calendars (marks read-only calendars).
./scripts/list_today.sh
Lists today's events across all calendars.
./scripts/list_upcoming.sh --days 14
./scripts/list_upcoming.sh --days 7 --calendar "Work"
Lists upcoming events for the next N days (default: 14). Optional calendar filter.
./scripts/search_events.sh "meeting" --field summary --days 30
./scripts/search_events.sh "berlin" --field location --calendar "Work"
Searches events by summary/location/description in the next N days. Optional calendar filter.
./scripts/get_by_uid.sh "91ADA44E-B3BA-44F5-9006-3C077D94DACF"
Shows full event details for a UID (including attendees when available).
./scripts/open_by_uid.sh "91ADA44E-B3BA-44F5-9006-3C077D94DACF"
Opens the event in Calendar.app.
./scripts/create_event.sh --calendar "Work" --summary "Planning" --start "2025-01-01 10:00" --end "2025-01-01 11:00" --location "Room 2" --confirm
./scripts/create_event.sh --calendar "Personal" --summary "Day Off" --start "2025-01-01 00:00" --all-day --confirm
Creates an event. Use --start-epoch/--end-epoch if you already have Unix timestamps.
./scripts/delete_event.sh "91ADA44E-B3BA-44F5-9006-3C077D94DACF" --confirm
Deletes an event by UID (requires --confirm).
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