apple-reminders

You can manage Apple Reminders from the terminal by using the remindctl command-line tool to add, list, complete, and delete tasks with due dates while syncing via iCloud.

To list and filter overdue reminders on macOS, use remindctl to retrieve today, tomorrow, overdue items, or filter by specific dates, outputting results in JSON, TSV, or plain text.

Yes, you can add reminders with due dates using command line automation by executing remindctl with a title and a supported due-date format to schedule tasks directly into Apple Reminders.

Yes, you need macOS with Reminders.app installed, along with remindctl availability and proper system authorization, to execute terminal-based task management commands and sync them across your Apple devices.

To delete or complete reminders by ID in the terminal, reference the specific reminder ID returned by the list command, then execute the complete or delete action, optionally using force deletion for removal.