Apple提醒事项

You can manage Apple Reminders from the command line on macOS using the `remindctl` CLI tool to create, view, edit, complete, and delete reminders and lists without opening the Reminders app. It requires the `remindctl` binary to be installed and authorized on your system.

Yes, you can view overdue or upcoming reminders via CLI by using `remindctl` to filter reminders for today, tomorrow, the week, overdue, upcoming, completed, or all, eliminating the need to switch to the Reminders app for common tasks.

Yes, this Skill requires the `remindctl` binary to be installed and authorized on your macOS system to interact with your Apple Reminders data directly from the command line interface.

You can output Apple Reminders in JSON or plain text formats using `remindctl` for integration with other tools, allowing you to build scripting workflows that automate task management and process reminder data programmatically.

The best way to add and complete task reminders on macOS without using the GUI is via `remindctl`, which supports adding reminders to specific lists with due dates and marking tasks as complete directly from your terminal.

The primary limitation is that managing Apple Reminders via this CLI tool requires `remindctl` to be installed and explicitly authorized on macOS, meaning it is not suitable for environments lacking this specific binary or operating outside the macOS platform.