dsh-calendar-todo

Your calendar lives in Google Calendar, your to-dos in a notes app, and reminders bounce off the phone lock screen, so time management is fragmented across tools that never see each other. dsh-calendar-todo pulls local todos, local events, and external iCal sources (Google Calendar included) into a single timeline: month and day group headers stick as you scroll, every item shows a countdown or expiry tag; todo cards line up horizontally with priority (High/Medium/Low), colour-coded category tags, and a pin button; the mini calendar in the corner stays in sync with the list in both directions.

You are not limited to clicking buttons. The panel embeds a slim chat pane that works with agent tools, so you can query, add, update, or delete todos and events in plain language. The model infers priority and category, auto-promotes time-stamped items into events with on-time reminders, and falls back to a confirmation card when intent is ambiguous. External calendars support RRULE (RFC 5545) with on-demand expansion rather than full materialisation, per-source filtering with colour badges, and read-only protection; reminders fire through both the calendar session and Telegram, checked every 30 seconds with no duplicate delivery.

Built for users who treat dsh or DeepSeek as a daily companion and want calendar and to-do management right inside the chat panel. The app is locked to UTC+8 regardless of the host machine time zone; all data lives in one bound folder, migrates cleanly, and survives uninstall.