Calendar
There is one calendar per person — switching projects shows the same calendar, and each event can be marked “Tag this project”. It is stored on this PC only.
Left — the calendar list (click to show or hide), “Heard plans”, and “Google Calendar”.
| Calendar | What |
|---|---|
| My calendar | Events you add here |
| Plan · project name | Lines with a date in the current project’s plan files |
| Google Calendar | A mock for now — it does not connect to a real account and only brings in sample events |
| Other projects | Dated lines from other projects’ plans — shown by default. Projects with no events are left out of the list |
Other projects’ events step back — in the month they appear faint with a hollow dot, last in the day; on the right they sit under “Other projects” with the project name. Your own events tagged only with other projects look the same. To hide one, click that project under “Other projects” on the left.
Middle — one month (weeks start on Monday). Move with “Previous month · Today · Next month”. Click a day to see its events on the right.
Right — the chosen day’s events. “New event” takes a title, date, all day, start, end, and end date. Turn on “To-do” to mark it done. Hover an event for “Edit event · Delete”.
Linked to plans
In a plan file on the To-do tab, put 📅 and a date at the end of a line and that line becomes a calendar event. To-dos without a date do not appear on the calendar.
- [ ] Send the IR deck to the investor 📅 2026-11-10
- Client meeting 📅 2026-11-12 14:00-15:00Date forms: 2026-11-10 · 2026-11-12 14:00 · 2026-11-12 14:00-15:00 · 2026-11-10~2026-11-14. You can also pick it with the “Due” field in the To-do tab’s right panel, or tell the chat AI “by tomorrow”.
Editing such an event’s title or date on the calendar changes that line in the plan file. Deleting it only drops the date from the line — the to-do stays. A hidden mark at the end of the line keeps it the same event even after you rename it. In the day panel, clicking “From plan” opens that to-do in the To-do tab, and “From heard plans” goes to AI memory in Settings.
Heard plans
When you mention something you will do with a date in chat (“I said I’d send the quote next Tuesday”), the AI collects it under “Heard plans”. You decide whether to add it — “Add” makes it a to-do on My calendar, “Skip” drops it. If you do nothing, it quietly goes away once the date passes.