`remindctl authorize` doesn't trigger the approval prompt

[nervous-inhuman]

On macOS Tahoe 26.2 (25C56):

$ remindctl --help | head -n1 
remindctl 0.1.1

Running this only results in an error message, however no pop-up/prompt is shown.

$ remindctl authorize
Reminders access: Denied
Reminders access denied. Run `remindctl authorize` to trigger the prompt, then allow Terminal (or remindctl) in System Settings > Privacy & Security > Reminders. If running over SSH, grant access on the Mac that runs the command.

There is also nothing new in the Reminders section:

[zhixianio]

Did you run the authorize command through ssh? I met the issue too and got it worked by running directly on the host machine. @nervous-inhuman

[nervous-inhuman]

Did you run the authorize command through ssh? I met the issue too and got it worked by running directly on the host machine. @nervous-inhuman

Nope, I ran it locally in my terminal.

[wh5938316]

你是通过 SSH 运行的授权命令吗？我也遇到了这个问题，通过在宿主机上直接运行解决了。@nervous-inhuman

不是，我是在本地终端运行的。

run:

osascript -e 'tell application "Reminders" to get name of reminders'

[nervous-inhuman]

@wh5938316 That did the trick, thank you!

I still do wonder tho why remindctl authorize didn't work, so perphaps this issue should repain open.

[thomasbergernz]

My observation: works from Terminal.app; doesn't work from Warp.app.
MacOS 26.2 (25C56)
The osascript workaround does the trick when using Warp.app