reminders-mcp
MCP plugin that exposes Apple Reminders to a Claude Code agent, enabling creation, listing, completion, and deletion of reminders via tools.
README
reminders-mcp
MCP plugin exposing Apple Reminders to a Claude Code agent. Pure tool-based plugin (no channel events) — the agent calls these tools when it needs to view or modify reminders.
Used today by Mira on Luna for tracking Arshad's personal/work reminders that auto-sync to his iPhone via iCloud.
Tools
list_lists()— return all Reminders lists on the system (e.g.,Luna,Work,Home).list_reminders(list, include_completed?)— show reminders in a list (incomplete by default).create_reminder(list, title, notes?, due_date?, priority?)— add a reminder.complete_reminder(list, title)— mark a reminder done by list + title.delete_reminder(list, title)— remove a reminder by list + title.
The plugin wraps macOS Reminders via AppleScript / osascript. Tools that mutate require the macOS Automation permission to be granted to the terminal running Claude Code.
Requirements
- macOS (Reminders.app + AppleScript)
- iCloud signed in on the host (so reminders sync to Arshad's iPhone)
- Bun runtime
- Full Disk Access and Automation permissions for the terminal running Claude Code
Setup
bun install
Claude Code .mcp.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"reminders": {
"type": "stdio",
"command": "/Users/claudewala/.bun/bin/bun",
"args": ["/Users/claudewala/luna-plugins/reminders-mcp/server.ts"],
"alwaysLoad": true
}
}
}
No env vars needed — the plugin discovers Reminders lists at runtime.
Scope notes
- Luna-only by design — iCloud Reminders is a macOS-native feature. Linux hosts (titan, ariel, dione, janus) can't access it.
- Currently wired for Mira only. Other luna agents could use it if their workflow needs reminder management, but it's not in their default tool surface.
- The iCloud-Reminders ↔ iPhone sync is one-way visibility — reminders created here show up on Arshad's iPhone within seconds, and vice versa.
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