omagma 0.2.10

Omagma 0.2.10

Create and reschedule meetings from the terminal, combine your calendars, and
find the event you need in a busy week.

• Create, edit and move meetings in the TUI. Press n for a new event or
  e to edit a normal organizer-owned event, including a selected recurring
  occurrence. Choose the account and writable calendar explicitly, then review
  before confirming. Rescheduling preserves the event's identity, existing
  guests, responses and conference. Concurrent changes require a fresh review.
  Use Google Calendar for whole recurring series and attendee copies.

• All-day events and clear local times. Enter an all-day event's last
  included date; Omagma handles Google's exclusive end date. Timed events use
  an explicit time zone. Repeated daylight-saving times offer a first/second
  occurrence choice; skipped times must be corrected.

• Invite guests and add a meeting link. Generate Google Meet details on
  supported calendars, or paste an existing HTTPS meeting link. Review the
  guests and notification choice before saving; adding guests sends invitations
  and notifies all participants after confirmation. Existing HTML notes and
  guest responses stay intact.

• Choose guests from Contacts. The guest picker uses the destination
  account's address book and lets you choose each email address. Adding a guest
  preserves existing entries and avoids duplicates. Manual email entry remains
  available without Contacts permission.

• Remember the calendars you want to see. Combine sources from one or all
  configured accounts, including read-only subscriptions such as holidays.
  Checkbox visibility and theme colours persist across restarts, with source
  letters and account labels available without colour. Mark one exact source
  as Priority to help order events in Week.

• Find events in a crowded week. Taller views show up to four distinct
  titles per hour. Week reclaims unused indicator rows to show all 24 hours
  when they fit. Click +N to list that exact hour's events, or press Space
  for Show all across the selected event's visible hour rows. Choose using
  full dates, time zones, calendar and account names. All-day events have their
  own chooser. Revealing a long event keeps that choice in one hour, leaving new
  starts visible in other hours.

• Recover an uncertain save after restarting. Saved reviews let you check
  whether Calendar accepted a request without sending invitations again.
  Retrying the identical request or archiving its uncertainty each requires
  separate confirmation. The native CLI exposes the same review, apply and
  recovery workflow.

• Open Calendar in the owning account's browser profile. O opens Google
  Calendar and b opens the selected event in that account's configured Chrome
  profile. o continues to join the meeting directly.

• Smoother Mail navigation and formatting. Sidebar keyboard, mouse and
  scrolling now follow the same Contacts, Calendar, Follow-ups and Labels order;
  Tab/Shift+Tab retain the chosen destination. Formatted previews preserve
  inline-code whitespace styling and keep link-edge gaps undecorated.

Calendar remains optional per account. Existing calendar-write-owned or
calendar-write-shared grants cover the editor and generated Meet links; no
additional Meet scope is needed. Reading other subscribed calendars may require
calendar-read. See Calendar permissions
and the event guide.

Use one Omagma version per private store: 0.2.9 cannot read the new event journal
or customized Calendar visibility/colour preferences. Existing 0.2.9 invitation
and RSVP reviews remain supported when upgrading.

The experimental native TUI and CLI run on Linux and macOS, retaining Mail,
meeting reminders, Follow-ups and optional encrypted-vault storage. The bar
remains read-only. The browser tech demo remains available; Calendar and vault
parity in the browser are deferred.

Built with exact Zig 0.17.0 in assertion-enabled Safe mode.

Download the matching omagma-0.2.10-OS-ARCH.tar.gz bundle and SHA256SUMS; Zig is not needed for installation. Homebrew is preferred on Mac. Native platform checks gate publication. Linux and macOS resource accounting remain separate; ARM Omarchy desktop integration requires local verification. Dedicated test mailboxes belong to developer live-write qualification, not ordinary setup.

Terminal guide · Agent CLI contract

Linux installation · macOS installation · Agent setup workflow