MyAgenda

An Apple-Calendar-style agenda for Obsidian with two-way iCloud / CalDAV sync.

Features

• Two-way sync with iCloud Calendar (and any CalDAV server) — events you create on your phone show up in Obsidian, and everything you edit here syncs back
• Five views: agenda stream, day & week time grids, month grid, and statistics
• Apple-style interactions: drag events between days and time slots, drag on empty space to create, resize by dragging the bottom edge
• Recurring events with full RRULE support (weekly classes, BYDAY, INTERVAL…); dragging one instance moves only that instance
• Natural-language quick add: type 明天下午3点开产品会1小时 @会议室 #工作
• Daily-note injection: today's events automatically appear in your daily note as a checklist
• Reminders for upcoming events while Obsidian is open
• Conflict handling with a manual "theirs / mine" choice, incremental sync (sync-token + multiget), and a one-click force full sync for recovery

Setup

1. Get an app-specific password for your Apple ID (appleid.apple.com → Sign-In and Security → App-Specific Passwords). Do not use your main Apple ID password.
2. Open MyAgenda settings → enter the account and app-specific password.
3. Click Discover iCloud calendars and pick the calendars to import.
4. Set a sync interval (or sync manually).

Your credentials are stored only in this plugin's local data.json inside your vault. Nothing is sent anywhere except the CalDAV server you configured (iCloud). The plugin has no telemetry.

Daily-note injection

Create your daily notes with a marker line (default > [!todo]+ todo). When a daily note is created, today's events are injected right below the marker as checkboxes. Re-inject anytime from the command palette; sync refreshes today's list automatically (checked boxes are preserved).

Privacy

• Calendar credentials: stored locally in data.json, never synced, never logged
• Network access: exclusively to the CalDAV endpoints you configure (e.g. caldav.icloud.com)
• No analytics, no telemetry, no external requests beyond your calendar server

Development

npm install
npm run build   # typecheck + bundle to main.js

Source lives in src/; sync engine, views, and injection core are covered by unit tests in dev/.

License

MIT