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Reminders

/remind — available to every member, no setup required.

Anyone on your server can ask Ledra to remind them about something later. It needs no configuration and no permissions.

/remind duration:2h message:take the pizza out

Ledra confirms privately, telling you exactly when it will fire, and gives the reminder an ID.

Managing your reminders#

/reminders list                    Your open reminders on this server
/reminders cancel reminder_id:12   Cancel one

You only ever see your own. A reminder ID belonging to someone else behaves exactly like an ID that does not exist — there is no way to probe for other people's reminders.

How delivery works#

At the right moment, Ledra posts in the channel where you created the reminder and pings you.

If that channel is gone or Ledra can no longer post there, it falls back to a direct message. If your DMs are closed too, the reminder is dropped.

The ping only ever reaches you. Even if your reminder text contains @everyone or another member's mention, nobody else is notified — the text is yours, so the ping is yours.

If Ledra was offline#

Reminders that came due during downtime are delivered on the next start, marked "Delivered late — the bot was offline when this was due."

Late is better than never, and the note means you are never misled about when it fired.

Limits#

Limit Value
Open reminders per person, per server 10
Shortest delay 30 seconds
Longest delay 365 days
Message length 500 characters
Rate limit 3 reminders per 30 seconds

Anything under 30 seconds is refused rather than accepted and delivered late — Ledra checks for due reminders every 30 seconds, so a 5-second reminder could not be honest.

Reminders are counted per server. Ten here, ten somewhere else.

Your data#

A reminder stores its text, your user ID, the channel and the timing.

The moment it is delivered, the record is deleted. Not marked as done — deleted. There is no archive of past reminders, by design. Cancelling deletes it immediately too.

The only reminders Ledra holds are the ones that have not fired yet, and you can see all of them with /reminders list.

Your data · Reminder command reference · Duration formats

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