apple-reminders

Manage Apple Reminders from the macOS terminal by executing remindctl commands to create, view, complete, and delete tasks. This command-line interface approach syncs local to-do lists and due dates across your Apple devices without opening the Reminders app.

Yes, you need the remindctl command-line tool to create Apple Reminders via command line. The Skill requires remindctl and local Apple Reminders permissions to execute task management operations and synchronize to-do lists across macOS devices.

Yes, you can schedule due dates for Apple Reminders tasks using an AI assistant. The Skill processes natural language requests to set schedules and manage reminder lists, applying due dates to personal tasks via the remindctl command-line interface.

The best way to view and complete synced to-do lists on macOS is using the apple-reminders Skill. It queries and updates task statuses directly through the command line, keeping your personal reminders organized and synchronized across your Apple ecosystem.