This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 1: Touch Grass What I BuiltApps that tell you t...

This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 1: Touch Grass What I BuiltApps that tell you to go outside have an obvious flaw: you have to open an app.Fridge Forecast moves the whole thing onto paper. Once a week, you export your calendar and run one command. It finds the free windows in your week, checks the forecast for each, and prints a one-page card for the fridge showing the best times to go outside and what to do with them. After that, the screen's job is finished. DemoThe flow has three steps:Export your calendar as an .ics file and add a line about what you like.Run Fridge Forecast. It picks the best windows and writes a suggestion for each.Print the card and put it on the fridge. How I Built ItEverything runs locally except the forecast lookup:Calendar: the icalendar library reads your .ics file and works out free windows.Forecast: Open-Meteo, a free open API that needs no key.Choosing windows: plain code scores each window on rain, wind, temperatu...