FCR Command — Natural Language Orchestrator¶

The FCR Command is your single point of control for Full Calendar Remastered.

Usage

Open it from the Command Palette (Ctrl/Cmd + P → "FCR Command") and use natural language to do anything: create events, navigate views, open settings, sync data, and more.

How It Works¶

What you type	What happens
`Team standup tomorrow at 9 am`	Creates "Team standup" tomorrow at 9:00 AM
`next tuesday at 4:30 pm Sprint review`	Creates "Sprint review" next Tuesday at 4:30 PM
`in 3 hours Deploy release`	Creates "Deploy release" 3 hours from now
`in 30 minutes Break`	Creates "Break" 30 minutes from now
`day after tomorrow Workshop`	Creates "Workshop" two days from now
`Matthews 2 in daily1`	Creates "Matthews 2" in the "daily1" calendar (smart match)
`Meeting in Work calendar`	Creates "Meeting" in the "Work" calendar (explicit match)
`every monday Standup at 9 am`	Creates recurring "Standup" every Monday
`daily Standup`	Creates "Standup" repeating every day
`on 9th at 3 pm for 7 hrs Working`	Creates "Working" on the upcoming 9th, lasting 7 hours
`add event tomorrow Dentist`	Strips "add event" prefix, creates "Dentist" tomorrow
`create event Lunch for 30 mins`	Strips "create event" prefix, sets duration to 30 mins
`category work FINA 3203 N19 at 5pm in work`	Creates "Work - FINA 3203 N19" at 5:00 PM in calendar "work"
`FINA 3203 N19 category work at 5pm in work`	Same as above, category can be stated at the start or later in the phrase
`Focus from 3pm to 5 pm`	Creates "Focus" with explicit start 3:00 PM and end 5:00 PM
`Call at 430pm`	Parses compact time and creates "Call" at 4:30 PM

What you type	What happens
`go to tomorrow`	Navigates the calendar to tomorrow's date
`goto next tuesday`	Navigates to next Tuesday
`jump to next week`	Navigates 7 days forward

What you type	What happens
`open settings`	Opens Full Calendar settings tab
`open chrono` / `show analyser`	Opens the Chrono Analyser dashboard (Config)
`show changelog` / `show whats new`	Displays the changelog
`open milestones` / `show achievements`	Opens the milestones page
`reset cache` / `clear event cache`	Clears and rebuilds the event cache
`refresh calendars` / `revalidate remote calendars`	Resyncs all remote calendars
`sync activitywatch` / `sync aw`	Pulls latest data from ActivityWatch / TaskNotes

CREATE_EVENT commands are dispatched through the same provider pipeline used by normal event creation.

For local/standard calendar providers, events are created directly in the target source.
For TaskNotes providers, creation is delegated to TaskNotes native UI.

This means NLP create commands no longer open an extra intermediate Full Calendar create modal before provider handling.

For TaskNotes calendars, configure the NLP endpoint at Settings → Integrations → TaskNotes Integration:

Both modes prefill TaskNotes with parsed NLP text so you can quickly confirm and finalize in TaskNotes-native UI.

Smart Calendar Matching

Input: Tomorrow at 4pm Matthews 2 in daily1

You can also use the explicit form in Work calendar which always works regardless of name matching.

Phrase	Meaning
`at 4 pm` / `at 4:30 pm`	Sets time to 4:00 PM / 4:30 PM
`at 430pm`	Compact format for 4:30 PM
`from 3pm to 5 pm`	Sets explicit start/end time range
`at 12 am`	Midnight (00:00)
`at 12 pm`	Noon (12:00)
`at noon`	12:00 PM
`at midnight`	12:00 AM

Phrase	Meaning
`today`	Today's date
`tomorrow`	Tomorrow's date
`yesterday`	Yesterday's date
`day after tomorrow`	Two days from now
`next tuesday`	The upcoming Tuesday (wraps to following week if needed)
`next week`	7 days from now
`next month`	30 days from now
`in 3 days`	3 days from now
`in 2 weeks`	14 days from now
`on 9th` / `on 4th`	The upcoming 9th/4th of the month (rolls to next month if day passed)

Phrase	Meaning
`for 1 hr` / `for 7 hrs`	Sets event duration to 1 or 7 hours
`for 30 mins` / `for 5 min`	Sets event duration to 30 or 5 minutes

Combining Phrases

Input: next tuesday at 4 pm Team sync in Work calendar

Result: Title = "Team sync", Date = next Tuesday, Time = 4:00 PM, Calendar = "Work"

Supported Languages

The FCR Command follows the same internationalization pipeline as the rest of the plugin:

Maximal support: English
Basic support: French, German, Spanish, Italian (help improve it on GitHub)

The language is automatically detected from your Obsidian language setting. Non-English payloads are fetched on first use and cached locally.

Power User Tips

Title placement: Put the event title anywhere — the engine strips matched patterns and uses whatever's left.
Anchored time parsing: Time is prioritized with at or from triggers to avoid accidental matches from title numbers.
Category keyword placement: category <name> works both at the beginning and later in the sentence.
Category typo tolerance: Common typos in category <name> are fuzzy-matched to your saved categories.
Live preview is your safety net: Always check the preview card before running — it shows exactly what will happen.
"in" calendar smart matching: Type in <calendar_name> at the end without needing to write "calendar".
Relative date rollover: "on 9th" will resolve to this month if it's the 7th, but next month if it's already the 10th.
No match is safe: If the engine doesn't recognize any patterns, the entire input becomes the event title.
Time math works: "for 7 hrs" at 3 PM correctly sets the end time to 10 PM.

See the Central Troubleshooting Guide for help with command recognition, date resolution, and calendar matching.