@mgcrea/mcp-apple-reminders

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Search, read and act on Apple Reminders — lists, due dates, writes off by default

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IndexedSep 2, 2026

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13 tools · 2 privileged
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apple_reminders_whats_dueReport what is actually outstanding across the lists, separating overdue from upcoming and from undated. Read-only — it does not complete or reschedule anything.

Report what is actually outstanding across the lists, separating overdue from upcoming and from undated. Read-only — it does not complete or reschedule anything.

No input schema was published for this tool.

apple_reminders_capture_action_itemsTurn a thread, a meeting or a note into reminders — checking what already exists first, because re-running this over the same source is how duplicates happen. Requires writes.

Turn a thread, a meeting or a note into reminders — checking what already exists first, because re-running this over the same source is how duplicates happen. Requires writes.

No input schema was published for this tool.

apple_reminders_diagnosticsReport which lanes are live, which macOS permissions are granted, and what each missing one is blocking. Start here when a tool returns degraded or fails — it names the exact System Settings pane to open.

Report which lanes are live, which macOS permissions are granted, and what each missing one is blocking. Start here when a tool returns degraded or fails — it names the exact System Settings pane to open.

No input schema was published for this tool.

apple_reminders_list_accountsList the Reminders accounts, with how many lists and reminders each holds. Start here to discover account names for the other tools.

List the Reminders accounts, with how many lists and reminders each holds. Start here to discover account names for the other tools.

No input schema was published for this tool.

apple_reminders_list_listsList every Reminders list, across accounts. Lists nest inside other lists (Reminders calls those groups), so each entry carries its depth. Each also reports its total and incomplete counts, which is the cheapest way to see where the live work is.

List every Reminders list, across accounts. Lists nest inside other lists (Reminders calls those groups), so each entry carries its depth. Each also reports its total and incomplete counts, which is the cheapest way to see where the live work is.

No input schema was published for this tool.

apple_reminders_create_reminderCreate a reminder. With no list, it goes to the list Reminders itself treats as the default — the same one the app would have used.

Create a reminder. With no list, it goes to the list Reminders itself treats as the default — the same one the app would have used.

No input schema was published for this tool.

apple_reminders_update_reminderChange fields on one reminder. Anything you omit is left alone. Setting `due` to a bare day converts it to an all-day reminder; setting a date-time makes it timed.

Change fields on one reminder. Anything you omit is left alone. Setting `due` to a bare day converts it to an all-day reminder; setting a date-time makes it timed.

No input schema was published for this tool.

apple_reminders_complete_remindersTick reminders off, or un-tick them with `completed: false`. Separate from update because it is the common case and takes several at once.

Tick reminders off, or un-tick them with `completed: false`. Separate from update because it is the common case and takes several at once.

No input schema was published for this tool.

apple_reminders_move_remindersprivilegedMove reminders to another list. NOTE: Reminders' scripting interface makes a list read-only on a reminder, so this is a copy followed by a delete. Each moved reminder therefore gets a NEW ref (returned alongside the old one) and a new creation date. The original is deleted only after the copy is co…

Move reminders to another list. NOTE: Reminders' scripting interface makes a list read-only on a reminder, so this is a copy followed by a delete. Each moved reminder therefore gets a NEW ref (returned alongside the old one) and a new creation date. The original is deleted only after the copy is co…

No input schema was published for this tool.

apple_reminders_delete_remindersprivilegedDelete reminders. Unlike Notes, Reminders has no Recently Deleted — this is irreversible, so it requires an explicit confirm.

Delete reminders. Unlike Notes, Reminders has no Recently Deleted — this is irreversible, so it requires an explicit confirm.

No input schema was published for this tool.

apple_reminders_list_remindersList reminders, soonest due first, with undated ones last. Returns a `ref` per reminder for the read and action tools. Completed reminders are excluded unless you ask for them. Every filter is optional; with none, this is the whole live list.

List reminders, soonest due first, with undated ones last. Returns a `ref` per reminder for the read and action tools. Completed reminders are excluded unless you ask for them. Every filter is optional; with none, this is the whole live list.

No input schema was published for this tool.

apple_reminders_search_remindersSearch reminders by text. `scope: "full"` (the default) matches the name and the notes body; `scope: "title"` matches only the name. Accepts the same filters as list_reminders, so you can search within one list or one date range.

Search reminders by text. `scope: "full"` (the default) matches the name and the notes body; `scope: "title"` matches only the name. Accepts the same filters as list_reminders, so you can search within one list or one date range.

No input schema was published for this tool.

apple_reminders_get_reminderRead one reminder in full by ref, including its notes body and any subtasks. `dueDate` and `alldayDueDate` are reported separately from the combined `due` field, so you can see which property actually holds the date.

Read one reminder in full by ref, including its notes body and any subtasks. `dueDate` and `alldayDueDate` are reported separately from the combined `due` field, so you can see which property actually holds the date.

No input schema was published for this tool.

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Search, read and act on Apple Reminders — lists, due dates, writes off by default

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