magic-calendar
ProductivityCreate and manage calendar projects for scheduling, content planning, and event management. Use when user wants to create a calendar, schedule events, or build a content/publishing calendar.
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Magic Calendar
Create and manage interactive calendar projects. Each calendar project is a folder containing index.html (visualization), magic.project.js (metadata and categories), and events/ (monthly event files). All data operations go through tools — do not manually read or edit these files.
Workflow
1. Create project folder (shell_exec: mkdir)
2. setup_calendar_project → initialize calendar
3. manage_calendar → add categories (optional)
4. manage_calendar → add events (batch or one-by-one)
Decision Tree
User request
├── Create new calendar → setup_calendar_project
├── Add event/schedule/plan → manage_calendar (add_event)
├── View/query events → manage_calendar (list_events)
├── Modify existing event → manage_calendar (update_event)
├── Delete/cancel event → manage_calendar (delete_event)
├── Add event category → manage_calendar (add_category)
└── View categories → manage_calendar (list_categories)
Tool: setup_calendar_project
Initialize a calendar project in an existing folder. You must create the folder first via shell_exec.
Parameters
| Param | Required | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
project_path | yes | string | Existing folder path (relative to workspace). Name according to user's language |
calendar_name | yes | string | Calendar display name |
description | no | string | Calendar description |
timezone | no | string | IANA timezone identifier, default Asia/Shanghai |
initial_categories | no | string | JSON array string. Example: '[{"id":"publish","name":"Publish","color":"#4CAF50"}]' |
Tool: manage_calendar
Manage calendar events and categories.
Common Parameters (all actions)
| Param | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
action | string | add_event / list_events / update_event / delete_event / add_category / list_categories |
project_path | string | Calendar project folder path (relative to workspace) |
add_event
Only title + start are required. All other fields are optional with sensible defaults.
| Param | Required | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
title | yes | string | Event title |
start | yes | string | YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM for timed events; YYYY-MM-DD for all-day events |
end | no | string | Same format as start. Default: timed +1h, all-day same day |
description | no | string | Event description |
location | no | string | Location |
status | no | string | confirmed (default) / tentative / cancelled / completed |
category | no | string | Category ID (must exist) |
recurrence | no | string | Recurrence rule as JSON string (see below) |
list_events
All filters are optional. No filters = return all events.
| Param | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
date_from | string | Start date filter (YYYY-MM-DD) |
date_to | string | End date filter, inclusive (YYYY-MM-DD) |
category | string | Filter by category ID |
keyword | string | Search in title and description |
update_event
Partial update — only pass fields you want to change.
| Param | Required | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
event_id | yes | string | Event ID (from add_event or list_events result) |
title | no | string | New title |
start | no | string | New start time |
end | no | string | New end time |
description | no | string | New description |
location | no | string | New location |
status | no | string | New status |
category | no | string | New category ID |
recurrence | no | string | New recurrence rule (JSON string) |
delete_event
| Param | Required | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
event_id | yes | string | Event ID |
add_category
| Param | Required | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
category_id | yes | string | Alphanumeric identifier (e.g. meeting, publish) |
category_name | yes | string | Display name |
category_color | yes | string | Hex color (e.g. #4CAF50) |
list_categories
No additional parameters.
Recurrence Rule Format
Pass as JSON string in the recurrence parameter:
{"type": "daily", "interval": 1, "end_date": "2026-06-30"}
{"type": "weekly", "interval": 1, "days_of_week": [1, 3, 5]}
{"type": "monthly", "interval": 1, "day_of_month": 15, "end_date": "2026-12-31"}
type:daily/weekly/monthlyinterval: repeat every N days/weeks/months, default 1days_of_week: for weekly only, 1=Mon … 7=Sunday_of_month: for monthly, defaults to the day fromstartend_date:YYYY-MM-DD, omit for indefinite
Code Mode Examples
Create calendar and add events
from sdk.tool import tool
# 1. Create project folder
tool.call("shell_exec", {"command": "mkdir -p .workspace/content-calendar"})
# 2. Setup calendar with initial categories
tool.call("setup_calendar_project", {
"project_path": "content-calendar",
"calendar_name": "Content Publishing Calendar",
"description": "30-day rolling content plan",
"initial_categories": '[{"id":"publish","name":"Publish","color":"#4CAF50"},{"id":"review","name":"Review","color":"#2196F3"}]'
})
# 3. Minimal event (title + start only)
tool.call("manage_calendar", {
"action": "add_event",
"project_path": "content-calendar",
"title": "Weekly standup",
"start": "2026-04-21 10:00"
})
# 4. Full event
tool.call("manage_calendar", {
"action": "add_event",
"project_path": "content-calendar",
"title": "Product review video",
"start": "2026-04-22 14:00",
"end": "2026-04-22 15:30",
"category": "publish",
"location": "Studio 3F",
"description": "30s vertical tutorial"
})
# 5. Recurring event
tool.call("manage_calendar", {
"action": "add_event",
"project_path": "content-calendar",
"title": "Content review meeting",
"start": "2026-04-21 09:00",
"recurrence": '{"type":"weekly","interval":1,"days_of_week":[1,3,5],"end_date":"2026-06-30"}'
})
# 6. All-day event (date-only start)
tool.call("manage_calendar", {
"action": "add_event",
"project_path": "content-calendar",
"title": "Product launch day",
"start": "2026-05-01",
"category": "publish"
})
Query, update, and delete
from sdk.tool import tool
# Query by date range
result = tool.call("manage_calendar", {
"action": "list_events",
"project_path": "content-calendar",
"date_from": "2026-04-21",
"date_to": "2026-04-27"
})
print(result.content)
# Mark event as completed
tool.call("manage_calendar", {
"action": "update_event",
"project_path": "content-calendar",
"event_id": "evt_a7f3b2",
"status": "completed"
})
# Delete event
tool.call("manage_calendar", {
"action": "delete_event",
"project_path": "content-calendar",
"event_id": "evt_c3d4e5"
})
Important Notes
- Create folder first —
setup_calendar_projectdoes not create folders; useshell_execbeforehand - Event IDs are auto-generated — never pass
idwhen creating; use the returned ID for update/delete - update_event is partial — omitted fields keep their current value
- Time format —
YYYY-MM-DD HH:MMfor timed events,YYYY-MM-DDfor all-day. No seconds or timezone suffixes - Do not manually edit project files — always use tools; manual edits waste context and may corrupt data format