A month-view calendar with per-day notes for Omarchy.
Click the calendar icon in the bar and a month view pops up — click it again to close it. Pick any day to see its notes, add a new one, or remove any note with its × — each day keeps its own list, so nothing gets mixed up between dates, and everything's saved locally to ~/.local/state/ssh.calendar/notes.json. Days that have notes get a small dot under the day number, so you can spot them at a glance without opening each one. The grid always shows six full weeks, so the panel stays the same size whether you're looking at February or a five-week month. A small WEEK/NOTES readout up top gives you a bit of context — which week of the year you're on, how many notes the month has — without having to count anything yourself. ‹ Today › buttons step between months or jump straight back to the current one.
This plugin only adds its own bar icon — it doesn't modify Omarchy's built-in Clock widget or any other core file.
The week start day (Monday vs. Sunday) is auto-detected from your system locale, so it should already match what you're used to. To override it, add "weekStart" to this plugin's entry in ~/.config/omarchy/shell.json:
{ "id": "ssh.calendar", "weekStart": "sunday" }omarchy plugin add https://github.com/heyssh/omarchy-calendar.git
omarchy plugin enable ssh.calendar
omarchy bar plugin add ssh.calendarOr by hand: drop this repo into ~/.config/omarchy/plugins/ssh.calendar/,
then omarchy plugin rescan, omarchy plugin enable ssh.calendar,
omarchy bar plugin add ssh.calendar.
omarchy plugin update ssh.calendar
omarchy plugin remove ssh.calendarMIT — see LICENSE.