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# Reminders plugin

Set personal reminders that Dreamliner delivers in the channel where they were created.

## Configuration

```yaml
plugins:
  reminders:
    enabled: true
    overrides:
      - level: ">=50"
        config:
          can_create: true
          can_list: true
          can_cancel: true
```

## Commands

| Command             | Permission   | Description                                        |
| ------------------- | ------------ | -------------------------------------------------- |
| `/remind`           | `can_create` | Set a reminder with a message and delay in minutes |
| `/reminders list`   | `can_list`   | List your active reminders                         |
| `/reminders cancel` | `can_cancel` | Cancel a reminder by ID                            |

## Requirements

* Reminders are delivered as a mention in the original channel.
* Reminders are checked periodically while the bot is running.
* Each user can only cancel their own reminders.


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