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calendar-cli
Command-line calendar management using 'khal'.
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Command-line calendar management using 'khal'.
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| name | calendar-cli |
| description | Command-line calendar management using 'khal'. |
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Manage your schedule, appointments, and agenda from the terminal using khal.
# Show agenda for today and tomorrow
khal list
# Show agenda for next 7 days
khal list today 7d
# Show specific date
khal list 2024-03-25
Natural language support for quick entry.
# Quick add
khal new "Lunch with Team tomorrow 12:00 to 13:00"
# Specific calendar
khal new -a work "Meeting with Client 14:00"
# Interactive add (if supported by agent/terminal)
khal new
# Search for an event to get details
khal search "Lunch"
# Delete an event (interactive confirmation usually required, use --force if available in config or script wrapper)
# Note: khal does not have a direct 'delete by ID' aimed at automation easily without interactive selection,
# so 'search' + manual intervention is often safest for agents unless using a specific wrapper.
Combine with task-warrior for a complete daily plan:
khal list today to see hard landscape (meetings).task next to fill gaps with soft landscape (todos).Requires configured ~/.config/khal/config pointing to local vdirsyncer directories or local ics files.