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macOS Reminders via remindctl CLI
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| name | reminders |
| description | macOS Reminders via remindctl CLI |
| license | MIT |
remindctl CLI — call directly via Bash; read remindctl --help on demand.
show upcoming only returns reminders with a due date — use show all to include undated items.
show open is the filter for incomplete reminders — not a --open flag. Example: remindctl show open --list "Work" --json.
complete accepts a reminder UUID as a positional argument. Title-based matching is fragile (must be exact). Prefer completing by UUID: remindctl complete <UUID>. Get UUIDs from --json output.
--list + --json together can return an empty array even when the list has items — that combination is unreliable. For an authoritative dump use remindctl show all --json WITHOUT --list, then filter by list/title in code.
show open excludes overdue items — a reminder due earlier the same day (e.g. due at local midnight) is already overdue and won't appear, including a just-created due-today reminder. Use show all or show overdue to see it.
Verify additions against show all --json, not text/--quiet output: add --quiet succeeds silently and a freshly-added item may not show up in an immediate follow-up show query — re-adding to "fix" the apparent miss creates duplicates.
