calendar-reminders

You can generate calendar reminders automatically by using a config-driven Skill that retrieves Google Calendar events via gcalcli and outputs a structured JSON plan of one-shot reminder times for scheduling. It filters timed events and matches all-day events by keyword.

To create a reminder schedule plan from Google Calendar and CalDAV, configure a single JSON file to ingest events via gcalcli and vdirsyncer+khal. The Skill processes both sources and outputs a unified JSON plan with reminderAtUtc times for your scheduler.

Yes, calendar-reminders supports filtering out birthdays optionally and only triggers all-day reminders when event titles match configured keywords. Timed events are automatically marked as important for reminder planning.

You use a JSON configuration file by setting the OPENCLAW_CALENDAR_CONFIG path to define calendar sources and keyword rules. The Skill reads this config, retrieves events via gcalcli, and generates a reminderAtUtc-ready JSON output for OpenClaw scheduling.

The best way to automate daily reminder planning is using a rule-based system that retrieves calendar events and outputs a structured JSON plan of reminder times. This approach supports time-critical appointments and keyword-matched all-day events without manual coordination.

Yes, you need gcalcli with OAuth-assisted retrieval to access Google Calendar events for reminder planning. The Skill uses safe subprocess invocation without shell parsing to retrieve events and generate a JSON reminder schedule plan.