Manage Apple Reminders tasks from the terminal using remindctl CLI.
npx skills add https://github.com/ruuxi/stella --skill apple-reminders-ruuxi
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: apple-reminders Source: https://github.com/ruuxi/stella/tree/main/runtime/home-seed/skills/apple-reminders Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ruuxi/stella --skill apple-reminders-ruuxi
Users often have to switch between the native Reminders GUI app and their terminal to manage tasks, which breaks workflow and makes it hard to quickly add or update to-dos that need to sync across their Apple devices.
Ask the AI to add a new reminder titled "Pick up groceries" due tomorrow at 6pm to your Personal list, and it will create the synced task for you automatically.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can manage Apple Reminders from the terminal by using the remindctl CLI to create, edit, complete, and delete personal to-dos. This eliminates the need to open the native Reminders GUI app for task operations.
Yes, terminal task management syncs directly with iCloud across all linked Apple devices. Reminders created or modified via the terminal automatically sync to your iPhones, iPads, and Macs just like the native app.
To use terminal commands for macOS Reminders, you need the remindctl tool installed via Homebrew. You must also grant Reminders.app permissions to allow the CLI to interact with the native Apple Reminders system.
Yes, you can set due dates and early alarm notifications for to-dos via the terminal. The system supports natural date inputs like "tomorrow" or specific timestamps to configure precise reminder alerts.
The best way to create custom reminder lists without switching apps is using remindctl in the terminal. You can organize tasks into lists like Work or Personal and set due dates directly within your existing terminal workflow.
Using terminal tools for Apple Reminders requires the remindctl dependency and explicit macOS permissions. If the Homebrew package is not installed or Reminders.app access is denied, the CLI cannot interact with the native task system.
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