Results for “apple-reminders”

Manage Apple Notes from the terminal using the memo CLI: create, search, edit, delete, move, and export notes with iCloud sync.

Sets one-shot reminders for events, tasks, and deadlines, confirming the time and scheduling delivery when cron is available.

Manage Apple Notes from the terminal using the `memo` CLI: create, view, edit, delete, search, move, and export notes on macOS.

Master the AI tools that handle administrative work and boost personal productivity. From meeting notes to email management, get more done with less effort. Use when "meeting notes, email management, calendar optimization, productivity, time management, productivity, meetings, email, calendar, personal" mentioned.

Interact with Apple Calendar on macOS via a command-line tool: list calendars, view events, create/update/delete events, and check free/busy availability.

Interact with Apple Calendar on macOS from the command line: list calendars, view, create, update, and delete events, and check availability.

Schedule reminders and recurring tasks that report back to the originating chat or session, with support for one-time, recurring, and timezone-aware jobs.

Builds a local RAG memory system that indexes session logs and notes into ChromaDB for semantic recall across agent restarts.

Retrieve task-relevant project and global memory without loading everything. Load when the user asks what we decided, recall prior context, find memory about a feature, explain past rationale, resume a task, or check deferred ideas.

Routes natural-language requests to memory, task, storage, and retrospective operations, and compiles skill extensions.

This skill should be used when interacting with Apple Calendar on macOS. Use it for listing calendars, viewing events, creating/updating/deleting calendar events, and checking availability/free-busy times. Triggers on requests like "check my calendar", "schedule a meeting", "what's on my schedule", "am I free tomorrow", or any calendar-related operations.

Manages Apple Calendar on macOS from the command line: lists calendars, queries and edits events, and checks free/busy availability.