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Manage iCloud calendars, events, and email using the icloud CLI. Use when users mention iCloud, Apple calendar, iCloud email, calendar events, or scheduling tasks.
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| name | icloud-cli |
| description | Manage iCloud calendars, events, and email using the icloud CLI. Use when users mention iCloud, Apple calendar, iCloud email, calendar events, or scheduling tasks. |
CLI tool for interacting with iCloud calendar and email services.
The icloud binary must be available in PATH. At least one iCloud account must be configured before use.
# Add account (interactive or with flags/env vars)
icloud account add [-e EMAIL] [-p PASSWORD] [-n NAME] [--alias ALIAS]
# Env vars: APPLE_EMAIL, APPLE_APP_SPECIFIC_PASSWORD
# List configured accounts
icloud account list
# Set default account
icloud account set-default <account>
# Remove account
icloud account remove <account>
# List calendars
icloud calendar list -a ACCOUNT
# Create calendar
icloud calendar create <name> -a ACCOUNT
# Update calendar name
icloud calendar update <calendar-id> -n <new-name> -a ACCOUNT
# Delete calendar
icloud calendar delete <calendar-id> -a ACCOUNT
# List events (defaults to current week)
icloud event list -a ACCOUNT [-s START] [-e END] [-c CALENDAR_ID] [-o FORMAT]
# Dates: YYYY-MM-DD or relative (1d, 1w, -2d, 1m)
# Format: tsv (default) or json
# Get single event
icloud event get <event-uid> -c CALENDAR_ID -a ACCOUNT [-o FORMAT]
# Create event
icloud event create -t TITLE -s START -c CALENDAR_ID [-e END] [-l LOCATION] [-d DESCRIPTION] [-r RRULE] -a ACCOUNT
# Start/End: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM or YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM
# End defaults to 1 hour after start
# Update event
icloud event update <event-uid> -c CALENDAR_ID [-t TITLE] [-s START] [-e END] [-l LOCATION] [-d DESCRIPTION] [-r RRULE] [-S] [-o OCCURRENCE] -a ACCOUNT
# --series (-S): Update entire recurring series
# --occurrence (-o): Update single occurrence (YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM)
# Delete event
icloud event delete <event-uid> -c CALENDAR_ID -a ACCOUNT [-S] [-o OCCURRENCE]
FREQ=DAILY # Every day
FREQ=WEEKLY;BYDAY=MO,WE,FR # Mon, Wed, Fri
FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=2 # Every 2 weeks
FREQ=MONTHLY;BYMONTHDAY=15 # 15th of each month
FREQ=DAILY;COUNT=10 # Daily for 10 occurrences
FREQ=WEEKLY;UNTIL=20251231T235959Z # Weekly until end of 2025
# List mailboxes
icloud email mailbox list -a ACCOUNT
# List emails
icloud email list -a ACCOUNT [-m MAILBOX] [-n LIMIT] [-o FORMAT]
# MAILBOX: INBOX (default), Sent Messages, Drafts, Trash, Junk, Archive
# LIMIT: default 20
# Get single email
icloud email get <uid> -m MAILBOX -a ACCOUNT [-o FORMAT]
# Search emails
icloud email search <query> -a ACCOUNT [-m MAILBOX] [-n LIMIT] [-o FORMAT]
# Criteria: FROM:, TO:, SUBJECT:, BODY:, SINCE:YYYY-MM-DD, BEFORE:YYYY-MM-DD, UNSEEN, FLAGGED
# Send email
icloud email send -t TO -s SUBJECT [-c CC] [-b BCC] [-B BODY] [-f FILE] -a ACCOUNT
# Reply to email
icloud email reply <uid> -m MAILBOX [-B BODY] [-f FILE] [--all] -a ACCOUNT
# Move email
icloud email move <uid> -m SOURCE -d DESTINATION -a ACCOUNT
# Delete email
icloud email delete <uid> -m MAILBOX -a ACCOUNT [-f]
# Mark read/unread
icloud email mark <uid> -m MAILBOX --read|--unread -a ACCOUNT
# Flag/unflag
icloud email flag <uid> -m MAILBOX --set|--unset -a ACCOUNT
# Create draft
icloud email draft create -t TO -s SUBJECT [-c CC] [-B BODY] -a ACCOUNT
# List drafts
icloud email draft list -a ACCOUNT [-n LIMIT] [-o FORMAT]
# Get draft
icloud email draft get <uid> -a ACCOUNT [-o FORMAT]
# Update draft
icloud email draft update <uid> [-t TO] [-s SUBJECT] [-c CC] [-B BODY] -a ACCOUNT
# Delete draft
icloud email draft delete <uid> -a ACCOUNT [-f]
# Send draft
icloud email draft send <uid> -a ACCOUNT
icloud event create -a ACCOUNT -t "Team Standup" -s "2025-01-15 09:00" -e "2025-01-15 09:30" -c <calendar-id> -l "Zoom" -r "FREQ=DAILY;BYDAY=MO,TU,WE,TH,FR"
icloud email search "FROM:boss@company.com UNSEEN" -a ACCOUNT -m INBOX
icloud email reply <uid> -a ACCOUNT -m INBOX -B "Thanks for the update!"
icloud email move <uid> -a ACCOUNT -m INBOX -d Archive
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