calmly
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 1, 2026.
Overview
The skill is coherent for managing macOS Calendar, but users should notice it installs a third-party CLI that can view and create calendar events after Calendar permission is granted.
This skill appears purpose-aligned, but install it only if you trust the Homebrew package and are comfortable granting Calendar access. Supervise create or batch-create commands because changes may persist and sync to iCloud.
Findings (4)
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After granting permission, the tool can access calendars such as iCloud, local, or CalDAV calendars for its documented functions.
The CLI requires macOS Calendar permission, which can expose and modify user calendar data after approval.
First run prompts for Calendar access (System Settings → Privacy → Calendars). One-time only.
Grant Calendar access only if you trust the installed CLI and want agents to manage your calendar; revoke access in macOS Privacy settings if no longer needed.
A mistaken or over-broad agent command could add incorrect events to personal or work calendars.
The documented commands can create calendar events, which is purpose-aligned but mutates user calendar data.
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Ask the agent to show proposed calendar changes before creating events, especially for batch or work-calendar updates.
You are relying on the external Homebrew tap and binary for Calendar operations.
The skill installs an external Homebrew package; the provided artifacts do not include the package source code.
brew | formula: halbotley/tap/calmly | creates binaries: calmly
Review or trust the Homebrew tap before installing, and keep the package updated through normal package-manager hygiene.
Incorrect events could appear across synced calendars or devices.
Calendar changes may propagate beyond the local machine to cloud-synced calendars and other devices.
Events sync to iCloud automatically
Use clear calendar names and verify event details before creating or batching events.