Agenda Injector

An Obsidian plugin that automatically injects your calendar events into your daily notes.

It reads monthly agenda files (such as those synced to your vault by a CalDAV calendar plugin) and, whenever a new daily note is created, writes the day's events as a checklist right below a marker line in the note.

Features

• Automatic injection: when a new daily note named YYYY-MM-DD.md is created, the day's events are inserted under your configured marker (default: > [!todo]+ todo)
• Manual command: Inject Agenda events into current note re-injects or rebuilds the list for any dated note
• Recurring events: supports FREQ=DAILY/WEEKLY/MONTHLY/YEARLY with UNTIL from the iCalendar RRULE format
• Multi-day events appear on every day they span
• Sorted output: all-day events first, timed events by start time
• Configurable display: 12h/24h time format, show/hide location and category
• Safe re-injection: only the plugin-managed callout block is replaced — your own notes below it are never touched
• Atomic writes: file updates use Obsidian's atomic process API

Setup

1. Sync your calendar into a folder of monthly files named YYYY-MM.md, where each event is a ## Title section with start::, end::, all_day::, location::, category:: fields (the format written by calendar-sync plugins such as ogenda)
2. Open Settings → Agenda Injector
3. Set Agenda folder to that folder (default: Agenda)
4. Make sure your daily-note template contains the marker line (default: > [!todo]+ todo) on its own line
5. Optionally set Daily notes folder to restrict automatic injection to specific folders

Example output

> [!todo]+ todo
><!--agenda-injected-->
>>- [ ] 09:00-10:30 Team meeting 📍Room A 🏷️Work
>>- [ ] All-day event 🏷️Personal

Notes

• Rules apply when files are created; run the manual command to refresh an existing note
• Events are deduplicated by their uid field, so calendars synced from multiple sources stay clean

License

MIT