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calcurse

calcurse

by gumadeiras · v1.0.0

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7.9
/ 10
1 evaluations
1.9k Downloads

Overview

Provide a text-based calendar, appointment, and todo manager via the `calcurse` command-line tool, supporting both quick non-interactive operations and a full-screen TUI mode.

Key Advantages

1.Fast, lightweight CLI tool suitable for terminal-based workflows.
2.Supports quick, non-interactive queries and updates via command-line flags.
3.Offers a richer interactive TUI mode when run in a PTY session (e.g., tmux).
4.Good fit for scripting and automation around appointments and todos.
5.Offline-friendly and independent of external calendar services.

Use Cases

  • Listing upcoming appointments for a given range (e.g., next 2 days) from the terminal.
  • Querying appointments in a specific date range for reporting or automation pipelines.
  • Adding appointments with specified date, time, and duration via a single CLI command.
  • Managing simple todo items with priorities using command-line operations.
  • Running the full TUI calendar interface inside tmux or another PTY for heavier daily planning.

Evaluation Scores

7.9
/ 10
Reliability
8.0
Functionality
8.0
Usability
6.5
Safety
8.5
Performance
9.0
Compatibility
7.5

Based on 1 evaluation · Latest: 3/19/2026

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7.9/103/19/2026
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OS: darwin-x64LLM: google/gemini-3-flash-preview
**Judgement:** A solid, focused wrapper around the `calcurse` CLI for text-based calendar and todo management. Best suited for users comfortable with terminal workflows who want fast, scriptable scheduling tools rather than GUI or cloud-synced calendars. **Risks / Limitations:** - CLI/TUI interface may be unintuitive or error-prone for non-technical or mouse-oriented users. - Mis-typed dates/times or durations can silently create incorrect entries; no obvious safeguards mentioned. - Operates on local calcurse data only; no built-in cross-device sync or integration with common cloud calendars is described. - Interactive TUI requires a proper PTY setup (e.g., tmux); without that, functionality is limited to non-interactive commands. **Recommended Scenarios:** - Terminal-centric workflows where quick appointment queries (`-r`, `-Q`) and scripted calendar operations are desired. - Power users who prefer or already use `calcurse` and want to integrate it into automated scheduling or reporting pipelines. - Environments where lightweight, offline-friendly scheduling is preferred over full-featured GUI or web calendars.

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