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SujoyRoy9/claude-apple-bridges

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Connect Claude Code with Apple apps on macOS to manage Reminders, Calendar, Contacts, Notes, Mail, and tmux via Swift CLI tools.

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Installation

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🚪 claude-apple-bridges - Swift CLI for Apple Apps Access

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📖 About claude-apple-bridges

This application lets you use Apple apps like Reminders, Calendar, Contacts, Notes, Mail, and tmux through an easy command-line tool built with Swift. It connects Claude Code’s AI skills with your Apple tools, giving you a way to automate tasks or access your data without opening each app manually.

With claude-apple-bridges, you get native access to Apple apps on macOS, all through simple commands. This app is for people who want to speed up their workflow or need quick access to their Apple data without switching apps or writing code themselves.

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💻 System Requirements

  • macOS Catalina (10.15) or later
  • Swift 5.3 or newer (comes pre-installed with recent macOS versions)
  • Terminal app (comes with macOS)
  • Apple Reminders, Calendar, Contacts, Notes, and Mail set up and active on your Mac
  • Basic understanding of using Terminal commands (we will guide you)

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🚀 Getting Started

This guide helps you download, install, and use claude-apple-bridges on your Mac. No programming needed.

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⬇️ Download claude-apple-bridges

To get started, visit this page and download the latest version of the app:

  • Click the link above to open the releases page.
  • Find the latest release. It will be named something like claude-apple-bridges-x.x.x.zip.
  • Click the file to download it to your Mac.

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⚙️ Installation & Setup

  • After downloading, find the .zip file in your Downloads folder.
  • Double-click the .zip file to unzip it.
  • You will get a folder called claude-apple-bridges.
  • Open Terminal (search for it in Spotlight or find it in Applications Utilities).
  • In Terminal, type cd followed by a space, then drag the claude-apple-bridges folder into the Terminal window and press Enter. This sets Terminal to use that folder.