Apple Reminders CLI and MCP server with section support and iCloud sync
The CLI that Apple should have built for Reminders. Create lists, add reminders, organize them into sections, and have everything sync across all your Apple devices — from the terminal. Sections with iCloud sync — the only CLI that supports Apple Reminders sections. Create them, assign reminders, move between them, and it all syncs. Fuzzy matching — type instead of Agent-first — structured JSON…
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The CLI that Apple should have built for Reminders. Create lists, add reminders, organize them into sections, and have everything sync across all your Apple devices — from the terminal. Sections with iCloud sync — the only CLI that supports Apple Reminders sections. Create them, assign reminders, move between them, and it all syncs. Fuzzy matching — type instead of Agent-first — structured JSON output, Claude Code plugin, skills.sh skill, OpenClaw compatible Fast — compiled Swift helpers, no…
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