The reminder slash commands, the per-server toggle system, and the channel whitelist/blacklist that controls where they can be used.
Mokito includes three reminder slash commands that let members set, list, and delete recurring reminders for themselves. Every reminder is a Discord slash command — a member types /remind-me in a channel, fills in the reminder text, the time, their timezone, and how often it should repeat, and Mokito posts the reminder back to that same channel on schedule.
Reminders are personal: each member manages their own reminders, and reminder messages always tag the member who created them. One member's reminders are never visible to another member — the list and delete commands reply privately (ephemerally), so reminder IDs stay private to their owner.
As the server owner or a manager, you control whether the reminder commands are enabled and which channels they can be used in. These settings are per-server — toggling a command off in your server does not affect any other server.
The reminders settings live at Notifications → Reminders in the guild dashboard sidebar. Only the server owner and managers can change them.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/remind-me | Create a new recurring reminder for yourself in the current channel. |
/reminders | List your active reminders in this server (private reply). |
/reminder-delete | Delete one of your reminders by its ID (private reply). |
For the full argument list, time formats, timezone defaults, and recurrence options, see the Command Reference page.
The Notifications → Reminders page in the guild dashboard has two sections: the channel restrictions panel on the left and the command toggle cards on the right.
Each command has a card showing its name, description, icon, and a toggle switch. Click the toggle to turn a command on or off. The toggle takes effect after you click Save changes at the bottom of the form.
When a command is disabled, any member who tries to use it in Discord sees an ephemeral message telling them the command is disabled in this server and that a guild admin can re-enable it from the web panel.
Each command card shows a small badge indicating whether the toggle is at its default state or has been customized:
If you toggle a command back to its default, the badge returns to "Default".
The left side of the Reminders page controls where reminder commands can be used. The restriction is global — it applies to all three reminder commands at once, not to individual commands. You can use a whitelist or a blacklist, not both.
Set the mode to Whitelist and pick the channels where reminder commands should be allowed. Only the selected channels can use reminder commands; every other channel is blocked. Members who try to use a reminder command in a non-whitelisted channel see an ephemeral "not allowed in this channel" message.
Set the mode to Blacklist and pick the channels where reminder commands should be blocked. Reminder commands work everywhere except the selected channels.
Set the mode back to No restriction to allow reminder commands in every channel. This clears the whitelist/blacklist entirely.
For the full list of reminder commands, their arguments, time formats, timezone defaults, recurrence options, and example output, see the Command Reference page.
/reminder-delete before creating a new one./reminders list and use it with /reminder-delete./reminder-delete./reminders) only shows reminders in the current server.