Federico Viticci 

In just a day with Claude Code, I:

- Created a powerful and fast Reminders CLI that lets me read modern task properties such as subtasks, sections, and URLs
- Made a server and API for it that runs on my Mac Studio server with Tailscale
- Scaffolded a basic Android app so I can use Reminders on my Z Fold 7. It works!

All started because I was sad that Android didn't have Reminders. You can truly just build things now.

Mar 29 at 12:37amWeb
Show threadSteve Troughton-SmithMar 29
@viticci who the heck even are you anymore
Show threadFederico Viticci Mar 29
@stroughtonsmith I have lived many lives
Show threadSteve Troughton-SmithMar 29
@viticci you’re more of a software developer than most of us, now!
Show threadGreg GardnerMar 29
@stroughtonsmith @viticci Pretty soon MacStories will just be a blog of apps that he and John and the rest made this week. I guess it kind of already is. 🤔
Show threadvineethMar 29
@viticci Oh wow, awesome. How did you manage to get subtasks? I don’t think it’s accessible via EventKit.
Show threadChristian GajewskiMar 29
@viticci con "Frontline chicche" devi aver messo in crisi più di un anglofono 😂😂
Show threadSimonMar 29
@viticci now do imessage
Show threadTuckerMar 29
@viticci Evergreen task
Show threadMatt BirchlerMar 29
@viticci Brave new world out there now!
Show threadJimmyMar 29
@viticci This is awesome! I spent the morning in Cursor doing something similar - I built a local reminders CLI bridge that syncs between Reminders and the Obsidian TaskNotes plugin. My API talks to the TaskNotes API, and it all works flawlessly. No extra Obsidian plugin needed, the bridge just acts on the raw markdown files in the background on my Mac.
Show threadStephen HackettMar 29
@viticci now do remember the milk
Show threadEdward MunnMar 29
@ismh86 @viticci Remember the cannoli
Show threadOliver Ames6d ago
@viticci Got a link to a GitHub repo for it? The CLI. Would love to try.