Members set reminders with /remind-me and Cloudy pings them at the right time in the channel they
picked. The dashboard only sets the boundaries; the reminders themselves are created by members.
| License | Free — no premium needed |
| Needs | View Channel, Send Messages in the chosen channel |
0–3600 seconds (1 h) · default 5
The shortest time ahead a reminder can be scheduled for. The default of 5 seconds exists so
/remind-me with 1s does not fire before the confirmation message renders.
Raise it if members are using reminders as a chat toy rather than a tool.
1–365 days · default 365
The furthest ahead a reminder may be scheduled.
0–100 · default 0 (Unlimited)
How many pending reminders each member may have at once. 0 means unlimited.
A limit of 10–20 is a reasonable guard against someone queuing hundreds of reminders. Members hitting the limit are told to cancel one first.
1–20 · default 3
How many times the bot tries to deliver a reminder before giving up on it.
Delivery fails when the target channel was deleted or the bot lost permission to post in it. Cloudy checks for due reminders every 30 seconds, so a failed attempt is retried on the next check; after the last one the reminder is dropped rather than retried forever. If Discord itself cannot be reached (an outage, not a refusal), nothing is counted — but a reminder that still cannot be delivered a day after its time is dropped as well.
Three is right for transient failures. Raising it does not help with permanent ones — a deleted channel stays deleted.
| Command | Does |
|---|---|
/remind-me | Schedule a reminder: reason (up to 500 characters), duration and channel |
/my-reminders | List your pending reminders with their ids — only you see the answer |
/cancel-reminder | Cancel one of your reminders by id |
The duration is a number plus one unit: 30s, 10m, 2h, 1d. Combinations like 1h30m are not
accepted. The channel must be a text channel the member can see and write in — and so must Cloudy:
/remind-me refuses a channel where the bot cannot post, instead of accepting a reminder that could
never arrive.