| name | actrail-self-reminder |
| description | Schedule, list, or cancel ActRail Scheduler self-reminders for Codex sessions. Use when the user asks Codex to remind itself later, trigger a future note, inspect pending self-reminders, or cancel a self-reminder. Do not use for Supervisor runs. |
ActRail Self Reminder
Use this skill when the user wants the agent to schedule a future note back into an ActRail session.
Self-reminder is a Scheduler event type, and it is not Supervisor. A created self-reminder becomes a scheduler_items row with kind: "self_reminder"; when due, Scheduler stages it into Inbox with source: "self_reminder" and delivery waits for the session idle gate.
Command
Use the bundled CLI from the ActRail repository:
actrail-self-reminder --help
Environment:
ACTRAIL_BASE_URL: ActRail API base URL. Defaults to http://127.0.0.1:18743.
ACTRAIL_SESSION_ID: default target session id for create.
ACTRAIL_AUTH_PASSWORD: optional password used to call /api/login before API requests.
ACTRAIL_AUTH_COOKIE_HEADER: optional raw Cookie header for authenticated requests.
ACTRAIL_AUTH_TOKEN: optional auth token; uses ACTRAIL_AUTH_COOKIE_NAME, ACTRAIL_AUTH_COOKIE, or actrail_auth as the cookie name.
Workflow
- Identify the target session. Prefer
ACTRAIL_SESSION_ID or an explicit user-provided session id. Use sessions when discovery is needed.
- Create a self-reminder only when the user has asked for a future self-message or reminder.
- Use conservative titles and clear messages. If no title is specified, let ActRail default it to
Self Reminder.
- Report the created
item_id, target session_id, due time, and current state.
Examples:
actrail-self-reminder sessions
actrail-self-reminder list --session-id "$ACTRAIL_SESSION_ID"
actrail-self-reminder create --session-id "$ACTRAIL_SESSION_ID" --after 10m --message "Check whether the build finished."
actrail-self-reminder cancel self_reminder_123
Do not expose Supervisor through this skill. Supervisor is an ActRail-native user simulation capability and should remain invisible to the agent being supervised.