reminders

The server primarily interacts with Apple Reminders via `osascript`, which executes AppleScript. While `osascript` can be a vector for code execution, the tool carefully sanitizes user-provided input (e.g., reminder titles, notes) via `escapeAppleScript` before embedding it into the script. The core AppleScript logic is hardcoded within the application, limiting arbitrary command injection. It requires 'Full Disk Access' permission for the terminal, which is necessary to read Apple's Reminders database but represents a significant trust requirement from the user. Communication for the MCP server is over standard I/O (stdio), minimizing network attack surface. No hardcoded secrets or obvious malicious patterns were found.