gcalcli is a Python-based command-line tool that brings your Google Calendar directly to your terminal. It provides a lightweight alternative to the web interface, perfect for developers and power users who prefer working in the command line.

Key features include:

View calendar events in various formats including agenda view, calendar grid, and detailed listings
Create and manage events directly from the terminal with simple commands
Set reminders and notifications for upcoming appointments
Search and filter events by date range, calendar, or keywords
Integrate with shell scripts for automation and scheduling workflows
Support for multiple calendars including shared and delegated calendars
Customizable output with color coding and different display modes

The tool authenticates with your Google account securely and works entirely offline once cached. It's ideal for system administrators, developers, and anyone who spends significant time in the terminal and wants quick access to their calendar without context switching. Whether you need to check your schedule before starting work, create events programmatically, or integrate calendar data into automation scripts, gcalcli provides a fast and efficient solution.