Task Calendar is becoming a practical front end for deciding what work makes sense right now. Instead of acting like a traditional calendar, it reads Task Orchestrator event files and presents registered programs based on published eligibility, priority, estimated duration, cadence, and next eligible time. The result is a lightweight service menu that helps turn scheduling data into an actionable interface, while keeping Task Orchestrator responsible for the underlying decision logic.
The project has now reached a major packaging milestone: Task Calendar builds successfully as a Snap, installs and runs correctly on Manjaro, and revision 1 has been uploaded into the Snap Store pipeline. The Snap Store review is still required because the application requests read-only access to Task Orchestrator event files, so broad public availability is not being claimed yet. Even so, the project is now positioned for controlled testing and distribution, with a working packaged application, reproducible build process, and a clear path toward wider release.
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