apple-reminders

You can manage Apple Reminders from the terminal by running remindctl commands to list, add, edit, complete, and delete to-dos. This CLI provides date-based filtering and outputs results in JSON or plain text for automation.

Yes, you can filter macOS task lists by specific dates and lists using the CLI. The filtered reminders can be outputted directly as JSON or plain text, making it easy to integrate into automation pipelines or scripts.

Yes, managing Apple Reminders via this CLI operates directly on macOS without requiring external dependencies. It centralizes control over your task lists and due dates natively through the remindctl command interface.

The best way to automate batch updates for Apple Reminders is using the CLI to apply date-based filters and edit multiple to-dos. Outputting results in JSON enables reproducible reminders within automation pipelines.

You can create quick to-dos by using the add command within the CLI to push notes directly into Apple Reminders. This streamlines task creation without leaving the terminal environment on macOS.

The CLI handles completing and deleting reminders natively on macOS, but operations require appropriate system permissions for terminal access. It is designed for personal productivity and managing tasks across user lists.