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The format
YYYY-MM-DD [HH:MM[-HH:MM]] Title [@ Location]
2026-08-15 Team picnic
all day
2026-08-15 11:00 Team picnic
starts at 11:00
2026-08-15 11:00-15:00 Team picnic @ Dolores Park
with an end time and a place
# packing list is in the shared doc
a comment — ignored
One event per line. Blank lines are ignored. Times are floating local times — 11:00 means 11:00 wherever the subscriber happens to be. No timezones in v1.
Calendar name
Events, one per line
Preview
6 events
Fri Aug 14, 2026
all day
Picnic prep — bring the cooler
Sat Aug 15, 2026
11:00–15:00
Team picnic
Dolores Park
11:30
Three-legged race
13:00–13:45
Lunch
The picnic tables
14:30
Group photo
The big oak
Sun Aug 16, 2026
all day
Rain date
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