Overview
Usage: lofty-cli calendar [options] [command]
Manage calendar
Options:
-h, --help display help for command
Commands:
update [options] <calendar-id> Update a calendar entry
delete [options] <calendar-id> Delete a calendar entry
list [options] Query calendar entries
create [options] Create a calendar entry
unfinish [options] <calendar-id> Mark a calendar entry as not completed
finish [options] <calendar-id> Mark a calendar entry as completed
available [options] List available meeting slots
help [command] display help for command
lofty-cli calendar update
Usage: lofty-cli calendar update [options] <calendar-id>
Update a calendar entry
Options:
--content <content> Updated content/description (string)
--start-at <value> Updated start time in ISO8601 format. Preferred over
startAtMs when both are provided. (string)
--end-at <value> Updated end time in ISO8601 format. Preferred over
endAtMs when both are provided. (string)
--start-at-ms <n> Updated start time as Unix timestamp in
milliseconds. Used when startAt is not provided.
(number)
--end-at-ms <n> Updated end time as Unix timestamp in milliseconds.
Used when endAt is not provided. (number)
--time-zone-code <value> Updated timezone code (string)
--reminder-type <type> Updated reminder type (string)
--reminder-time <value> Updated reminder time (string)
--lead-id <id> Updated lead ID (number)
--address <addr> Updated address (for APPOINTMENT) (string)
--fields <cols> Comma-separated columns to display
--json Output as JSON
--format <fmt> Output format: text, json, csv, yaml
-h, --help display help for command
lofty-cli calendar delete
Usage: lofty-cli calendar delete [options] <calendar-id>
Delete a calendar entry
Options:
--fields <cols> Comma-separated columns to display
--json Output as JSON
--format <fmt> Output format: text, json, csv, yaml
-h, --help display help for command
lofty-cli calendar list
Usage: lofty-cli calendar list [options]
Query calendar entries
Options:
--lead-id <id> Lead ID (optional, filter by specific lead)
(string, e.g. 123456)
--start-time <value> Start time, ISO 8601 with offset. At least one of
startTime or endTime is required. (string, e.g.
2026-01-01T00:00:00+08:00)
--end-time <value> End time, ISO 8601 with offset. At least one of
startTime or endTime is required. (string, e.g.
2026-12-31T23:59:59+08:00)
--start-time-ms <value> Start time as Unix timestamp in milliseconds. Used
when startTime is not provided. (string, e.g.
1704038400000)
--end-time-ms <value> End time as Unix timestamp in milliseconds. Used
when endTime is not provided. (string, e.g.
1735660799000)
--time-zone-code <value> Timezone code (IANA format, e.g.,
America/Los_Angeles) (string, e.g.
America/Los_Angeles)
--include-finished <value> Include finished calendars (string, e.g. false)
--page <value> Page number (starts from 0) (string, e.g. 0)
--page-size <value> Page size (max 500) (string, e.g. 20)
--sort <value> Sort field (e.g., startTime) (string, e.g.
startTime)
--desc <value> Sort in descending order (string, e.g. true)
--source-type <type> Filter by source type codes. Multiple values
allowed. (string, e.g. 1,2)
--fields <cols> Comma-separated columns to display
--json Output as JSON
--format <fmt> Output format: text, json, csv, yaml
-h, --help display help for command
lofty-cli calendar create
Usage: lofty-cli calendar create [options]
Create a calendar entry
Options:
--type <type> [REQUIRED] Calendar type: TASK or APPOINTMENT
(string, e.g. TASK)
--content <content> [REQUIRED] Content/Description of the calendar event
(string, e.g. Follow up with client about...)
--lead-id <id> [REQUIRED] Lead ID associated with this calendar
event (number, e.g. 563172647619608)
--time-zone-code <value> [REQUIRED] Timezone code (string, e.g.
America/Los_Angeles)
--start-at <value> Start time in ISO8601 format with timezone.
Preferred over startAtMs when both are provided.
(string, e.g. 2026-03-01T14:00:00-08:00)
--end-at <value> End time in ISO8601 format. Preferred over endAtMs
when both are provided. (string, e.g.
2026-03-01T15:00:00-08:00)
--start-at-ms <n> Start time as Unix timestamp in milliseconds. Used
when startAt is not provided. (number, e.g.
1740866400000)
--end-at-ms <n> End time as Unix timestamp in milliseconds. Used
when endAt is not provided. (number, e.g.
1740870000000)
--task-way <value> Task way type: Call, Email, Text, Other (only for
TASK) (string, e.g. Call)
--assigned-role <value> Assigned role: Agent or Assistant (only for TASK)
(string, e.g. Agent)
--address <addr> Location/Address (only for APPOINTMENT) (string,
e.g. 123 Main St, Los Angeles, CA)
--fields <cols> Comma-separated columns to display
--json Output as JSON
--format <fmt> Output format: text, json, csv, yaml
-h, --help display help for command
lofty-cli calendar unfinish
Usage: lofty-cli calendar unfinish [options] <calendar-id>
Mark a calendar entry as not completed
Options:
--fields <cols> Comma-separated columns to display
--json Output as JSON
--format <fmt> Output format: text, json, csv, yaml
-h, --help display help for command
lofty-cli calendar finish
Usage: lofty-cli calendar finish [options] <calendar-id>
Mark a calendar entry as completed
Options:
--fields <cols> Comma-separated columns to display
--json Output as JSON
--format <fmt> Output format: text, json, csv, yaml
-h, --help display help for command
lofty-cli calendar available
Usage: lofty-cli calendar available [options]
List available meeting slots
Options:
--start-time <value> Start time in ISO 8601 format with offset. Preferred
over startTimeMs when both are provided. (string,
e.g. 2026-01-15T09:00:00-08:00)
--end-time <value> End time in ISO 8601 format with offset. Preferred
over endTimeMs when both are provided. (string,
e.g. 2026-03-15T09:00:00-08:00)
--start-time-ms <value> Start time as Unix timestamp in milliseconds. Used
when startTime is not provided. (number, e.g.
1768496400000)
--end-time-ms <value> End time as Unix timestamp in milliseconds. Used
when endTime is not provided. (number, e.g.
1773680400000)
--time-zone-code <value> IANA timezone identifier. When omitted, the caller's
configured timezone is used. (string, e.g.
America/Los_Angeles)
--limit <n> Maximum number of slots to return. (number, e.g. 10)
--fields <cols> Comma-separated columns to display
--json Output as JSON
--format <fmt> Output format: text, json, csv, yaml
-h, --help display help for command