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I found vdirsyncer which seems like a nice and promising idea similar to maildir which I already use with notmuch, even though it seems too opinionated and the support for Google calender seems largely untested/unsupported.
PS: I've asked a similar question before and I know of org-caldav, which still requires a CalDAV proxy and org-gcal, which only works for Google.
PS: I've asked a similar question before and I know of org-caldav, which still requires a CalDAV proxy and org-gcal, which only works for Google.
As long as I was working for companies that forced me to use MS Exchange, I used that: https://github.com/novoid/exchange2org
It's not bi-directional as you would expect it but since my Org-mode is always my "master" for appointments, that was no issue: I created a cron-job that exported my Org-mode agenda on an hourly basis in an iCal file during business hours. You can optionally post-process it with https://github.com/novoid/postprocess_Org-mode_iCal_export to remove sensible information, probably turning it into a simple free/busy list. Then I published it on my public domain (hidden file name) and subscribed to it in Exchange. This gave me full circle so that I had all appointments visible in both interfaces with easy to use Org-mode links to the Outlook items.