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Pull, triage, prioritize, and manage your Apple Reminders from a Mac. Use to see your todos, decide what to work on next, add a reminder, or mark one done.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Never fabricate due dates.

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  2. Very specific:

    If list.sh ever feels too slow, a faster backend is reminders-cli (brew install keith/formulae/reminders-cli).

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“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 5 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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SKILL.md

Todos (Apple Reminders)

Reads and writes Apple Reminders through the AppleScript helper scripts in this skill's scripts/ dir. Mac-only (Reminders syncs to the Mac via iCloud). Apple Reminders has no cloud connector, so this is the bridge.

Personalize first: these scripts take a list name as their first argument. Use the exact list names from Reminders.app's sidebar (e.g. Reminders, Work, Groceries). List names like Work below are placeholders.

On invocation

  1. Load all open reminders: bash ~/.claude/skills/todos/scripts/list.sh Reminders' AppleScript bridge is slow: this can take 30 to 60 seconds and may run in the background; if so, read the output file when it completes. Output lines are LIST ||| TITLE ||| DUE ||| PRIORITY (priority: 0 none, 1 high, 5 medium, 9 low; empty DUE means no due date).
  2. Present them grouped and prioritized, never a raw dump: cluster by theme/list, sort by due date, and explicitly flag overdue and no-due-date items.
  3. Then help the user act: recommend the single best next thing and break it into a concrete first step. For "what should I do today?", choose by due date + priority + lead time (how long the task takes to clear externally).

Adding a reminder

bash ~/.claude/skills/todos/scripts/add.sh "<list>" "<title>" [YYYY-MM-DD] [priority]

  • priority: 0 none, 1 high, 5 medium, 9 low. Due date optional (defaults to 09:00 that day).
  • Example: add.sh "Work" "Send invoice" 2026-07-01 1

Changing an existing reminder's due date / time

bash ~/.claude/skills/todos/scripts/set-due.sh "<list>" "<title substring>" "YYYY-MM-DD[ HH:MM]" [priority]

  • Edits the first OPEN matching reminder in place (no recreate). Supports a time of day: use this whenever a deadline has a specific time (e.g. "by 3pm"). Time defaults to 09:00; uses the Mac's local timezone.
  • add.sh cannot set a time (always 09:00) and has no edit mode, so for "give X a 3pm due date" or "move X to next week", prefer set-due.sh over complete+re-add.
  • Example: set-due.sh "Work" "Quarterly report" "2026-06-24 15:00" 1

Completing a reminder

bash ~/.claude/skills/todos/scripts/complete.sh "<list>" "<title substring>"

  • Marks the first OPEN reminder in that list whose name contains the substring; echoes what it completed (or "no match").

Guardrails

  • Confirm before bulk edits (adding many due dates, moving items between lists).
  • Never fabricate due dates; ask for the real deadline.
  • If list.sh ever feels too slow, a faster backend is reminders-cli (brew install keith/formulae/reminders-cli); offer it but do not require it.

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