apple-reminders

You can manage Apple Reminders from the terminal by using a CLI tool to create, edit, complete, and delete tasks. It supports viewing today, overdue, and upcoming items without opening the macOS app.

Yes, you can view overdue and upcoming reminders via command line on macOS. The CLI supports date-based views to inspect today, tomorrow, week, completed, or all scheduled tasks in text format.

To create and edit reminder lists from the command line, you can use terminal commands to add new reminders, modify titles or due dates, and manage lists by creating, renaming, or deleting them.

Yes, you need the remindctl CLI tool to access Apple Reminders in the terminal. It also requires macOS Reminders access to fetch and output your task data as JSON, TSV, or plain text.

The best way to check today's tasks without opening the Reminders app is querying your lists from the terminal. You can output scheduled items as plain text to review your daily errands at a glance.

Yes, terminal-based reminder management supports JSON or TSV output. Through the remindctl CLI, you can retrieve list inspections and reminder data formatted as JSON, TSV, or plain text.