Search, read and act on Apple Calendar — ranges, free-time lookup, writes off by default
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apple_calendar_whats_my_dayRead back a day or a range as something you can act on — what is fixed, what is movable, and where the real free time is. Read-only.Read back a day or a range as something you can act on — what is fixed, what is movable, and where the real free time is. Read-only.
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apple_calendar_scheduleFind a time that genuinely works and put an event on the calendar. Requires writes. Note that this cannot invite anyone — it creates the event only.Find a time that genuinely works and put an event on the calendar. Requires writes. Note that this cannot invite anyone — it creates the event only.
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apple_calendar_diagnosticsReport which lanes are live, which macOS permissions are granted, and what each missing one is blocking. Start here when a tool fails or reports nothing — it names the exact System Settings pane to open.Report which lanes are live, which macOS permissions are granted, and what each missing one is blocking. Start here when a tool fails or reports nothing — it names the exact System Settings pane to open.
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apple_calendar_create_eventCreate an event. THIS IS A REAL EVENT ON A REAL CALENDAR: on an iCloud, CalDAV or Exchange calendar it syncs within seconds and there is no draft state and no undo. Check apple_calendar_list_calendars first — writing to one where `isShared` is true is visible to everyone else on that calendar, so p…Create an event. THIS IS A REAL EVENT ON A REAL CALENDAR: on an iCloud, CalDAV or Exchange calendar it syncs within seconds and there is no draft state and no undo. Check apple_calendar_list_calendars first — writing to one where `isShared` is true is visible to everyone else on that calendar, so p…
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apple_calendar_update_eventNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
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apple_calendar_list_calendarsList every calendar with the account it belongs to, whether it is SHARED with other people, and whether it looks writable. Two cautions. `isShared` means anything you write there is visible to the others on it. And `isSubscribed` catches URL-subscribed calendars but not every read-only one — Birthd…List every calendar with the account it belongs to, whether it is SHARED with other people, and whether it looks writable. Two cautions. `isShared` means anything you write there is visible to the others on it. And `isSubscribed` catches URL-subscribed calendars but not every read-only one — Birthd…
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apple_calendar_list_accountsList the accounts Calendar syncs, with how many calendars each holds. Use this to scope a search when the same calendar name exists in more than one account.List the accounts Calendar syncs, with how many calendars each holds. Use this to scope a search when the same calendar name exists in more than one account.
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apple_calendar_list_eventsList events in a date range, earliest first. Occurrences of repeating events are expanded, so a weekly standup appears once per week rather than once. The result carries a `coverage` block naming the window the expansion is known to cover; if your range runs past it, `truncated` is set and says wha…List events in a date range, earliest first. Occurrences of repeating events are expanded, so a weekly standup appears once per week rather than once. The result carries a `coverage` block naming the window the expansion is known to cover; if your range runs past it, `truncated` is set and says wha…
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apple_calendar_search_eventsSearch events by text, most recent first. Unbounded in time unless you give `from` or `to`. Matches each event ONCE at its series start — it does not expand occurrences, so use list_events with a range to see individual instances of a repeating event.Search events by text, most recent first. Unbounded in time unless you give `from` or `to`. Matches each event ONCE at its series start — it does not expand occurrences, so use list_events with a range to see individual instances of a repeating event.
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apple_calendar_get_eventFull detail for one event: notes, location, URL, conference link, and whether it has attendees or repeats. A ref naming one occurrence reports that occurrence's times and carries a `seriesRef` pointing at the whole series.Full detail for one event: notes, location, URL, conference link, and whether it has attendees or repeats. A ref naming one occurrence reports that occurrence's times and carries a `seriesRef` pointing at the whole series.
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Search, read and act on Apple Calendar — ranges, free-time lookup, writes off by default
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