qclaw-calendar-guide

Calendar event management across multiple platforms is handled through automatic platform detection and script execution for CRUD operations. The system supports viewing, creating, modifying, and deleting meetings on Outlook, Feishu, DingTalk, WeCom, and system calendars.

Yes, you can create and modify meetings on DingTalk or WeCom without manual switching. The system automatically detects the active calendar platform, executes scheduling scripts, and remembers your platform preference to eliminate manual client switching.

When calendar platform detection fails during meeting scheduling, the system silently degrades and falls back to generating .ics files. This ensures you can still create and share event files even without native client integration.

Yes, this approach works with both macOS Calendar and Windows Calendar. Cross-platform support covers system calendars on both operating systems, alongside dedicated clients like Outlook for macOS and Windows.

To view your schedule for tomorrow, simply request the system to show your upcoming events. It will detect your configured calendar platform, execute the read script, and display your meetings while handling missing clients through an onboarding flow.

Calendar event creation can fail due to missing platform clients or permissions. The system handles this with an onboarding flow for first-time users, limited retries for transient errors, and silent degradation to .ics file fallbacks.