remind-me-tomorrow

name	remind-me-tomorrow
description	Capture "remind me tomorrow to X" into a dated memory entry the morning-briefing surface will read back automatically.

Remind Me Tomorrow

Trigger on "remind me tomorrow", "remind me in the morning", "明日", "明日思い出させて", "朝リマインド". Complements the broader task-manager skill — that one handles generic "remind me to X" with no time anchor; this skill specifically captures tomorrow-morning intent into the shape morning_briefing already knows to read.

Default flow

1. Extract the task: everything after "remind me tomorrow to" or "明日…思い出させて". If the utterance is an adjective-only fragment ("the gas bill" / "ガス代"), wrap it as "remember to check ".
2. Store with a tomorrow tag: call remember { text: "[tomorrow] <extracted task>", namespace: "reminders" }. The [tomorrow] prefix is the contract morning_briefing scans for; leave it literal and bracket-surrounded.
3. Confirm: one sentence, never a question. Use the user's own words in the confirmation so they know we captured it verbatim. En: "Got it — I'll remind you tomorrow to X." JP: "了解。明日、 Xをリマインドします。".

Morning-surface contract

morning_briefing (both the tool and the MorningBriefingSuggestionRule) look up search_memory { query: "[tomorrow]" } and read back any hits found at the top of the daily briefing. After reading, the flow clears each read reminder via forget to prevent the item re-surfacing the following day. The skill does NOT need to schedule anything — no timers, no AlarmManager, no WorkManager. Calendar-like scheduling belongs to set_timer / set_alarm.

What this skill does NOT do

• No multi-day horizons. "remind me next Tuesday" is not this skill's job; that belongs to set_alarm or a future schedule-reminder skill.
• No repeating reminders. The entry is single-fire. Use quiet-hours / hydration-reminder for recurring nudges.
• No urgency classification. The user picked "tomorrow" — we don't second-guess that with "this sounds urgent, today?".

Follow-ups

• If the user adds details immediately after confirmation ("…and tell Alex"), append to the stored entry rather than creating a second one. One reminder per utterance is the contract.
• If the user says "forget tomorrow's reminder" / "明日のリマインド消して", call forget { query: "[tomorrow]", namespace: "reminders" } and confirm "Cleared." / "消しました。".