calendar-management
Document how to read and edit calendars with specific semantics (Fastmail, Schedule, shared calendars). Use when adding, editing, or summarizing calendar events.
Installation
Follow the repository instructions for this skill and your agent. Review the files and dependencies before adding it to your workflow.
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Calendar Management
This skill documents the meaning of each calendar and how to use them. Use it whenever a request involves reading, adding, or modifying calendar events.
Calendar Map
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DEFAULT_TASK_CALENDAR_NAME: Ignore. Backend Fastmail calendar; never read or write. -
lillianrusing@gmail.com: Read-only. Use only for awareness of Lillian’s schedule. -
Calendar: Primary calendar. Use for meetings, appointments, and most commitments. -
Schedule: Timeboxing calendar. Use for planned focus blocks and daily structure. Managed by another tool; only edit if user explicitly requests. -
Nate (Speedshop): Speedshop commitments. Use when user asks to track Speedshop work; confirm if unsure.
Rules of Use
- Default to
Calendarunless user specifies otherwise. - Treat
Scheduleas read-only unless the user asks to modify it. - Do not modify
lillianrusing@gmail.comunder any circumstances. - Use
Nate (Speedshop)only when user requests or confirms.
Common Requests
Add a normal meeting or appointment
- Use
Calendar.
Timebox a block (focus or routine)
- Use
Schedule, but ask for confirmation if it wasn’t explicit.
Check what’s going on today
- Use
gtd-calendar todayand apply the calendar map above when summarizing.
Tools Used
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gtd-calendar today- Daily calendar view -
gtd-calendar list- Multi-day scans -
gtd-calendar new- Create events -
gtd-calendar edit- Edit/delete events
Examples
Read the usage examples in the source repository.
View source ↗Source history
- Indexed on
- 2026-01-20
- Index updated
- 2026-02-04
- Branch
- main
Index and sync dates describe this directory. View the source repository for code history.
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