macos-calendar-via-mercury

Manage macOS Calendar events on a remote Mac via Mercury Remote shell access.

Updated Jul 7, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/TitoPrausee/nexus-toti --skill macos-calendar-via-mercury
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Skill: macos-calendar-via-mercury
Source: https://github.com/TitoPrausee/nexus-toti/tree/main/data/skills/devops/macos-calendar-via-mercury
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/TitoPrausee/nexus-toti --skill macos-calendar-via-mercury

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill enables reliable access to macOS Calendar on a remote Mac when direct local file access is blocked by modern permissions and EventKit-based storage.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Read today's events, specific date ranges, and full calendar lists through Mercury Remote.
  • Create calendar events remotely without needing to sit at the Mac.
  • Work around macOS 26+ Calendar storage quirks by using icalBuddy and clear permission guidance instead of broken sqlite access.

Quick Start

Ask me to connect through Mercury Remote and list today's macOS Calendar events on the target Mac.

Frequently Asked Questions about macos-calendar-via-mercury

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I manage macOS Calendar events on a remote Mac without local login?

Managing macOS Calendar events remotely requires a Mercury peer on the target Mac, Tailscale connectivity for network access, and Terminal Calendar permissions to allow remote event reading and creation.

Why does direct sqlite access fail for macOS 26+ Calendar storage?

macOS 26+ Calendar storage blocks direct sqlite access through EventKit-based storage and modern permissions, requiring icalBuddy for reliable event reading and date range inspection.

Can I create calendar events remotely through a Mercury Remote shell?

Yes, you can create calendar events remotely through a Mercury Remote shell by connecting to a Mercury peer on the target Mac, provided Terminal has Calendar permissions and icalBuddy is installed.

Do I need Tailscale connectivity to read today's events from a remote Mac?

Yes, Tailscale connectivity is required to establish the secure network path between your system and the remote Mac, enabling the Mercury Remote shell to read today's events and list calendars.

What is the best way to list calendars and read date ranges on a remote Mac?

The best way to list calendars and read date ranges on a remote Mac is using icalBuddy over a Mercury Remote shell, which bypasses broken sqlite access and handles macOS 26+ EventKit storage quirks.