apple-reminders

You can manage Apple Reminders from the terminal by using the remindctl tool to view, add, complete, and delete tasks without switching contexts. This skill provides direct command-line access to your Reminders.app data on macOS.

Yes, you need macOS with the Reminders.app installed to use remindctl for task management. The tool interacts directly with the native Apple Reminders application to sync your lists and tasks across macOS devices via iCloud.

Yes, you can create reminders, complete tasks, and organize lists across Apple devices with consistent state. The remindctl tool manages multiple lists and due dates, syncing your changes across macOS devices through iCloud.

The best way to add and complete tasks without opening Reminders.app is using remindctl in the terminal. It allows you to handle common date formats and directly view, create, complete, or delete reminders from your command line.

You install remindctl via Homebrew to start managing tasks from the terminal. Once installed, you can immediately begin using remindctl commands to view and manage your Apple Reminders without leaving your command line environment.