A TypeScript MCP server for iCloud Calendar with native multi-VALARM support.
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CALDAV_PASSWORDAPI keyrequiredYour CalDAV password or app-specific password
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list_calendarsList calendars available in the configured iCloud account. Use this first to obtain the opaque calendar_id required by list_events and create_event; writable is a best-effort capability indicator.List calendars available in the configured iCloud account. Use this first to obtain the opaque calendar_id required by list_events and create_event; writable is a best-effort capability indicator.
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list_eventsList events that overlap the start-inclusive, end-exclusive interval and expand recurring series into occurrences, across at most 366 days. Use list_calendars first to obtain calendar_id and use get_event instead for one known event. Continue with next_cursor and unchanged query filters when more r…List events that overlap the start-inclusive, end-exclusive interval and expand recurring series into occurrences, across at most 366 days. Use list_calendars first to obtain calendar_id and use get_event instead for one known event. Continue with next_cursor and unchanged query filters when more r…
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get_eventRead one event by resource_id, preferably from a previous result, or by the calendar_id and uid pair. Use list_events for range searches. Request raw iCalendar only for controlled diagnostics because it may contain sensitive calendar data.Read one event by resource_id, preferably from a previous result, or by the calendar_id and uid pair. Use list_events for range searches. Request raw iCalendar only for controlled diagnostics because it may contain sensitive calendar data.
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create_eventCreate a new event in a writable iCloud calendar and return the stored representation; existing events are not changed. Use list_calendars first to obtain calendar_id, and use update_event when the event already exists. Timed values require matching offsets and timezones, all-day end dates are excl…Create a new event in a writable iCloud calendar and return the stored representation; existing events are not changed. Use list_calendars first to obtain calendar_id, and use update_event when the event already exists. Timed values require matching offsets and timezones, all-day end dates are excl…
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update_eventModify an existing event or entire recurring series; individual expanded occurrences are not supported. Target it by resource_id or by calendar_id with uid. Omitted patch fields are preserved, null clears nullable fields, an empty alarms array removes alarms, and expected_etag can prevent a stale w…Modify an existing event or entire recurring series; individual expanded occurrences are not supported. Target it by resource_id or by calendar_id with uid. Omitted patch fields are preserved, null clears nullable fields, an empty alarms array removes alarms, and expected_etag can prevent a stale w…
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delete_eventprivilegedPermanently delete an event or entire recurring series; individual expanded occurrences are not supported. Target it by resource_id or by calendar_id with uid, and supply expected_etag when available to prevent deleting a concurrently changed event.Permanently delete an event or entire recurring series; individual expanded occurrences are not supported. Target it by resource_id or by calendar_id with uid, and supply expected_etag when available to prevent deleting a concurrently changed event.
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A TypeScript MCP server for iCloud Calendar with native multi-VALARM support.
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