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Maxime Labonne highlights using the LFM2.5-2.6B model locally to run background agents managing your calendar, with free inference allowing over 1M tokens per hour at no marginal cost.
A blog post exploring the nonexistent dates of October 5-14, 1582 due to the Gregorian calendar reform, and how Ruby, Python, and Perl handle these invalid dates.
A user praises ChatGPT Work for seamlessly aggregating data from Slack, Gmail, and calendar to create a daily plan, all in the cloud.
Domo is a customizable calendar agent that users can text to build and manage their own calendar workflows.
MeetIsland is an iOS app that uses the Dynamic Island to remind you to get to meetings on time.
The article argues against over-integrating AI agents with many tools prematurely, advocating instead for narrow, deeply integrated connections (e.g., inbox and calendar) that use live context and are auditable, as broad integrations often fail in production.
A new open benchmark called VCCB tests how accurately multimodal LLMs can extract calendar events from screenshots. Early results show humans near 99%, frontier models around 80-85%, and local models significantly lower, prompting a call for community submissions.
Formula E announces its Season 12 calendar for the 2026-2027 season, featuring 21 races across 13 cities with several traditional race tracks like COTA and Brands Hatch, marking a shift from its original city-center focus as the GEN4 car speeds increase.
A Wired review of digital wall calendars like Skylight, Everblog, and Apolosign, evaluating their usefulness as home organization tools and whether they are worth buying.
OpenClaw self-corrected a timezone error and avoided incorrectly applying a recurring rule while consolidating family calendar data into an ICS file, demonstrating effective self-critique and privacy handling.
The author shares a six-year journey reviving and maintaining the abandoned Atomic Calendar Revive Home Assistant card, covering lessons about commitment, backwards compatibility, and platform dependency.
Apple's upgraded Siri AI can now successfully add events from emails and flyers to the calendar, answer context-aware questions, and use information from email and calendar, though it still lags behind Google's Gemini. The update is built on Gemini models but has Apple's proprietary architecture.
TimeTuna.com is a meeting scheduling product similar to Calendly but featuring gorgeous video backgrounds as a differentiating feature.
Odysseus is a self-hosted AI workspace that provides a local-first, privacy-focused alternative to ChatGPT and Claude, with features including chat, agents, deep research, document editing, memory, email triage, and more.
Remind is a sophisticated calendar and alarm program with a scripting language, multiple output formats, and support for Hebrew calendar and multiple languages.
Akaru is a new product launch featuring calendar-based alarms designed to help users manage irregular morning schedules.
LinCal is a new tool that allows teams to view their work on a Linear-like calendar interface.
Nocal 4 is a calendar application designed to function like a workspace, launched on Product Hunt.
Nylas CLI is a command-line tool providing email, calendar, and contacts functionality for AI agents. It enables developers to integrate communication and scheduling capabilities into AI-powered applications.
Hora Calendar brings Google Calendar to the Mac as a native app, offering seamless integration and calendar management.