apple-reminders

You can manage Apple Reminders from the terminal by using a command-line interface that directly creates, modifies, and retrieves task data. This allows you to add tasks without leaving your macOS command line.

Yes, you need the remindctl binary installed and authorized for system-level access. This prerequisite tool enables the command-line interface to interact directly with your native Reminders database.

Creating tasks from the CLI syncs them across all your Apple devices. Interacting with the native Reminders application ensures any task data automatically reflects on your iPhone and iPad.

Available task management actions include creating, listing, editing, completing, and deleting reminders. You can also organize tasks by managing specific reminder lists directly through simple terminal commands.

The Apple Reminders CLI requires system-level access permissions to function. You must authorize the remindctl binary to enable the interface to read and modify the native Reminders database.