/reminders set

Set a new reading reminder—or any kind of repeating reminder. Use this command to schedule reminders with a custom message at a specific time every day, so you never forget your next reading session, task, or self-care check-in.


💬 Usage

/reminders set <hour> <minute> [text]
  • <hour> – The hour to receive the reminder (24-hour format, e.g., 21 for 9pm)

  • <minute> – The minute after the hour (e.g., 30 for :30 after)

  • [text] – (Optional) The message you want your reminder to display (e.g., “Time to read!”). If left blank, a default message will be used.


📌 Example

/reminders set 21 30 Time to read!

This will:

  • Set a repeating reminder every day at 9:30pm with the message “Time to read!”

  • Add this reminder to your list of active reminders

  • Confirm setup with a message or embed


🗃️ Notes

  • Reminders repeat daily at the set time (unless otherwise managed)

  • Use /reminders list to see all your reminders and their index numbers

  • You can set multiple reminders, each with its own message and time

  • To edit or remove, use the related commands with the assigned index number


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