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Read calendar events with the `khal` CLI. Use when the user asks about meetings, schedule, upcoming events, or calendar searches.
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| name | khal |
| description | Read calendar events with the `khal` CLI. Use when the user asks about meetings, schedule, upcoming events, or calendar searches. |
Read calendar events from the terminal with khal.
khal list --format '{calendar}|{start}|{end}|{title}|{location}|{description}|{status}' today eod
Today's events:
khal list --format '{calendar}|{start}|{end}|{title}|{location}|{description}|{status}' today eod
Next 7 days:
khal list --format '{calendar}|{start}|{end}|{title}|{location}|{description}|{status}' today 7d
Custom range:
khal list --format '{calendar}|{start}|{end}|{title}|{location}|{description}|{status}' "start-date" "end-date"
Common date examples: now, today, tomorrow, eod, 7d, 2026-02-21.
khal does not provide a native full-text search command.
Use a wide date range and filter results in your response:
khal list --format '{calendar}|{start}|{end}|{title}|{location}|{description}|{status}' today 365d
Filter by keyword in title, description, or location after collecting the output.
| separators in the format abovekhal may print date header lines (for example Monday, 2026-02-23); treat those as section headers, not events