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⏰ simple Telegram reminders for OpenClaw.
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| name | remindme |
| description | ⏰ simple Telegram reminders for OpenClaw. |
| tags | ["telegram","cron","reminders","productivity","schedule"] |
| metadata | {"openclaw":{"summary":"⏰ **Remind Me:** Schedule Telegram reminders using plain natural language. Just type what and when — like \"in 5 minutes\" or \"tomorrow at 9am\" — and it works. Fast, reliable, no setup.","emoji":"⏰"}} |
| user-invocable | true |
| command-dispatch | tool |
| command_tool | exec |
| command_template | node --import tsx skills/remindme/src/index.ts --chat-id {chatId} {args} |
Set reminders in Telegram using normal human language.
Just type what you want and when:
/remindme drink water in 10m/remindme tomorrow 9am standup/remindme next monday call mom/remindme in 2 hours turn off ovenNo menus. No setup. No thinking.
Runs a background process that schedules reminders reliably through OpenClaw.
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