Reminders — Command Reference

Every reminder slash command, its arguments, what it does, and what to expect.

Overview

All three reminder commands are implemented and live. Each is a Discord slash command — type the command name in any channel and Mokito responds. Commands can be toggled on or off and restricted to specific channels from the Reminders Overview page.

Command	Arguments	What it does	Who can use it
`/remind-me`	`message`, `time`, `every` (required); `timezone` (optional)	Create a recurring reminder for yourself in this channel.	Any member
`/reminders`	None	List your active reminders in this server (private reply).	Any member
`/reminder-delete`	`id` (required)	Delete one of your reminders by its ID (private reply).	Any member

/remind-me

Creates a recurring reminder for yourself. The reminder fires in the same channel where you run the command and tags you in the message. The confirmation reply is private (ephemeral) — only you see it, including the reminder ID you'll need to delete it later.

/remind-me message:Take a stretch break time:4:53 PM timezone:America/New_York every:Once every 6 hours

Arguments

Argument	Type	Required	Default	Description
`message`	String	Yes	—	The reminder text you want to see when it fires. Up to 1000 characters.
`time`	String	Yes	—	The first fire time. Accepts a wide range of formats — see Time formats below.
`every`	String (fixed choices)	Yes	—	How often the reminder repeats. A fixed dropdown — see Recurrence options below.
`timezone`	String	No	`America/New_York`	Your timezone as a standard identifier (e.g. `America/New_York`, `Europe/London`, `Asia/Tokyo`). The first fire time is interpreted in this timezone.

Time formats

The time argument accepts many common formats. Mokito parses each one and tells you privately if it couldn't understand the input. Examples:

You type	What it means
`4:53 AM`	4:53 in the morning (12-hour)
`4:53 am` / `4:53 a.m.`	Same — periods and case are ignored
`16:53`	4:53 PM (24-hour)
`453am` / `453 am`	4:53 AM (digits without a colon, 12-hour)
`0453am`	4:53 AM (4-digit, 12-hour)
`9 AM` / `9am`	9:00 in the morning
`9`	9:00 AM (defaults to morning when no AM/PM is given and the hour is ambiguous)

If the time you enter has already passed today (in your chosen timezone), the first reminder is scheduled for tomorrow at that time. Reminders always repeat from there — you never get an immediate fire on creation.

Timezone

The timezone argument is optional and defaults to America/New_York. Use a standard timezone identifier — the same list your operating system uses (e.g. America/Los_Angeles, Europe/Berlin, Asia/Kolkata, Australia/Sydney). If you enter an invalid timezone, Mokito replies privately with a hint to try a standard identifier.

The timezone you choose applies to the first fire and to every recurrence thereafter. Daylight Saving Time transitions in your timezone are handled automatically — a 9 AM reminder stays at 9 AM even when the clocks change.

Recurrence options

The every argument is a fixed dropdown — you pick one of these, you cannot type a custom interval:

Choice	How often it repeats
Once every 6 hours	Every 6 hours
Once every 12 hours	Every 12 hours
Once every day	Once a day
Once every other day	Every 2 days
Once a week	Once a week
Once every other week	Every 2 weeks
Once a month	Once a month

All reminders are recurring. There is no one-time-only option. To stop a reminder from firing, delete it with /reminder-delete.

Example

You run the command:

/remind-me message:Stand-up check-in time:9:00 AM timezone:America/New_York every:Once every day

Mokito replies privately (only you see this):

✅ Reminder set!
ID: aB3-x9K · Recurring: Once every day
🕒 Current time: Thursday, June 25, 2026 at 2:15 PM EDT
⏰ Next reminder: Friday, June 26, 2026 at 9:00 AM EDT

The ID is your private 7-character reminder ID. Copy it — you'll use it with /reminder-delete. When the next fire time arrives, Mokito posts in the same channel:

@you Reminder: Stand-up check-in

and then schedules the next fire automatically.

You can have up to 10 active reminders per server. If you hit the limit, Mokito replies privately telling you to delete one with /reminder-delete before adding more.

/reminders

Lists every active reminder you have in the current server. No arguments. The reply is private (ephemeral) — only you see it, so your reminder IDs stay private to you.

/reminders

If you have active reminders, Mokito replies with an embed listing each one — the reminder ID, a preview of the message, the next fire time (shown in your chosen timezone), and the recurrence:

**`aB3-x9K`** · Stand-up check-in
Next: Fri, Jun 26 at 9:00 AM EDT · Every day

**`k7M-p2Q`** · Take a stretch break
Next: Thu, Jun 25 at 4:53 PM EDT · Every 6 hours

If you have no active reminders, Mokito replies privately: "You have no active reminders in this server. Use **/remind-me** to create one."

/reminder-delete

Deletes one of your reminders by its ID. The reply is private (ephemeral). The reminder must belong to you in the current server — you cannot delete another member's reminders.

/reminder-delete id:aB3-x9K

Arguments:

Argument	Type	Required	Description
`id`	String	Yes	The 7-character reminder ID shown by `/reminders`.

If the ID exists and belongs to you in this server, Mokito deletes it and replies privately:

Deleted reminder `aB3-x9K`: **Stand-up check-in**

If the ID doesn't look like a valid reminder ID, doesn't exist, or belongs to someone else, Mokito replies privately with a "not found" message. Use /reminders first if you're not sure of your IDs.