remind
Set a reminder for when an account's session or weekly limit resets, when its usage drops under a percentage, or at a time; list or cancel them.
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View on GitHubSKILL.mdremind/SKILL.md
GitHubTurn $ARGUMENTS into exactly one command below, run it with the Bash tool, and show its output as is. R stands for "${CLAUDE_SWITCH_PYTHON:-python3}" "${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/remind.py".
| Request | Command |
|---|---|
list |
R list |
cancel 3 |
R cancel 3 |
| when the session / 5-hour limit resets | R add reset [--account NAME] -- ['TEXT'] |
| when the weekly limit resets | R add weekly [--account NAME] -- ['TEXT'] |
| when an account is under N% | R add under [--account NAME] -- N ['TEXT'] |
in a duration (2h, 90m, 1h30m, 1d) |
R add in -- DURATION 'TEXT' |
at a time (15:00, 3pm, 3:30pm, tomorrow 9am, 2026-10-18 09:00) |
R add at -- 'WHEN' 'TEXT' |
--accountonly when the user names one (alex's→--account alex); without it the script uses the account this session runs on. A plain "usage limit" means the session limit.TEXTis what to remind about, without the time words, in single quotes ('→'\''); always keep the--. Account reminders may leave it out.- Other days than today or tomorrow: give
WHENasYYYY-MM-DD HH:MM. Weekday names or vague times ("later", "tonight") → ask for a time instead of guessing. - Nothing fits (or no request): show the table's left column as the usage and run nothing.
- A
remind: ...error (unknown account, no usage cached yet, window already reset, already under) is the answer: show it and stop. Never pick a time for an account reminder yourself. python3not found (Windows): run the same command withpython.