schedule-management

You can manage local scheduling offline by storing events in a local JSONL file and running Python scripts to add entries, track deadlines, and generate reminders. This approach requires only a local data directory and avoids cloud synchronization entirely.

Conflict detection automatically identifies overlapping schedule conflicts by evaluating stored local events. It processes your JSONL schedule data to flag time conflicts for meetings, project deadlines, and submittal schedules without manual checking.

Optional Windows PowerShell support generates desktop popup notifications with deduplication to prevent repeated alerts. This extends local schedule management to provide on-screen reminders on Windows desktops without needing cloud-based notification services.

Local schedule management enables construction teams to track RFI deadlines, submittal schedules, and meeting notes using a local data directory. This keeps sensitive project data private by avoiding external cloud services while still monitoring project workflows and deadlines.

No internet connection or cloud account is required. Local scheduling needs only a local data directory for storage and Python for deterministic schedule operations, running event creation, reminder generation, and conflict detection entirely offline.

Specify the event date, start and end times, and reminder duration, then save it to your local schedule directory. The Skill stores the entry in a local JSONL file, enabling offline event tracking, deadline monitoring, and conflict detection.