I would love to have the ability to automatically add morgen tags to an event by using the event description. Use case: when events are created in Google Calendar (for example via automation software like Zapier, Make, or custom scripts), morgen could detect special markers in the description and convert them into tags. Example idea: §[someTag] §[someOtherTag:#ff0000] someTag would create a tag named "someTag" with a random or default color. someOtherTag:#ff0000 would create a tag named "someOtherTag" and assign it the specific hex color #ff0000 (red). Other possible variants could use different special characters to avoid accidental matches, for example: ~[someTag] <[someOtherTag:#ff0000]> §§[someTag] #[[someOtherTag:#ff0000]] The exact format does not matter as much. What is important is that it uses a syntax that would not normally appear in a manually written event description, so tags are only created intentionally. This could also make it easy to see where an event came from. For example, different automations could add different tags so you can quickly tell if an event was created by a customer integration, an internal workflow, or a specific team. Benefits: Makes automated workflows more powerful Eliminates manual tag assignment after importing events Helps distinguish which automation or integration created the event Keeps event descriptions human-readable while still machine-parsable
