Apple Calendar Manager

This skill allows OpenClaw to manage events in Apple Calendar using AppleScript.

Capabilities

• Add new events to a specified calendar with smart date parsing (e.g., "today", "tomorrow", "next Monday").
• (Future) Edit existing events.
• (Future) Delete events.
• (Future) Search for events.

Requirements

• macOS
• Apple Calendar application must be accessible and authorized for automation.
• The calendar name must exist in the user's Calendar app.

Usage

Add an Event (Smart Date Parsing)

Use the add_event_smart.sh script to add events with relative dates or explicit dates.

Arguments:

1. calendar_name: The name of the calendar (e.g., "Рабочий", "Домашний").
2. event_summary: The title of the event.
3. event_description: (Optional) Description for the event.
4. relative_start_date: Relative date for start (e.g., "today", "tomorrow", "day after tomorrow", "понедельник", "next monday") or absolute date (e.g., "2026-02-23").
5. start_time: Start time (format HH:MM, e.g., "12:00").
6. relative_end_date: Relative date for end (same as relative_start_date).
7. end_time: End time (format HH:MM, e.g., "15:00").

Example: skills/apple-calendar-manager/add_event_smart.sh "Рабочий" "Чай с Настей" "Чай с Настей с 12 до 15" "tomorrow" "12:00" "tomorrow" "15:00"

Add an Event (Absolute Date Parsing)

Use the add_event.scpt script directly if you prefer to provide absolute dates in YYYYMMDDHHMMSS format.

Arguments:

1. calendar_name: The name of the calendar.
2. event_summary: The title of the event.
3. event_description: Description for the event.
4. start_datetime_formatted: Start date and time in YYYYMMDDHHMMSS format.
5. end_datetime_formatted: End date and time in YYYYMMDDHHMMSS format.

Example: osascript skills/apple-calendar-manager/add_event.scpt "Рабочий" "Тест скилла Календарь" "Тестовое событие" "20260225140000" "20260225150000"

Implementation Details

• Uses osascript for direct Apple Calendar application control.
• parse_relative_date.sh script handles conversion of relative date strings to absolute date/time formats required by AppleScript.
• Requires Apple Calendar.app to be running and accessible.
• macOS-only.