Manage Apple Calendar from the command line: list calendars, view events by date or range, search upcoming events by title, and add timed or all-day events with optional notes. It uses icalBuddy for reading and AppleScript for writing.
Manage Apple Calendar events via icalBuddy + AppleScript CLI
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Manage Apple Calendar from the command line using icalBuddy (fast reads) and AppleScript (writes).
Requirements: brew install ical-buddy
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
calctl calendars | List all calendars |
calctl show [filter] | Show events (today, tomorrow, week, YYYY-MM-DD) |
calctl add <title> | Create a new event |
calctl search <query> | Search events by title (next 30 days) |
# List calendars
calctl calendars
# Show today's events
calctl show today
# Show this week's events
calctl show week
# Show events from specific calendar
calctl show week --calendar Work
# Show events on specific date
calctl show 2026-01-25
# Add an event
calctl add "Meeting with John" --date 2026-01-22 --time 14:00
# Add event to specific calendar
calctl add "Team Standup" --calendar Work --date 2026-01-22 --time 09:00 --end 09:30
# Add all-day event
calctl add "Holiday" --date 2026-01-25 --all-day
# Add event with notes
calctl add "Project Review" --date 2026-01-22 --time 15:00 --notes "Bring quarterly report"
# Search for events
calctl search "meeting"
add| Option | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
-c, --calendar <name> | Calendar to add event to | Privat |
-d, --date <YYYY-MM-DD> | Event date | today |
-t, --time <HH:MM> | Start time | 09:00 |
-e, --end <HH:MM> | End time | 1 hour after start |
-n, --notes <text> | Event notes | none |
--all-day | Create all-day event | false |
Common calendars on this system:
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