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@rewdy/remind-cli

v0.1.0

Published

Terminal reminders that show up when you open a new shell

Readme

remind-cli

Terminal reminders that show up when you open a new shell.

Install

npm install -g @rewdy/remind-cli

Or if you use mise you can do this:

mise use --global npm:@rewdy/remind-cli

Quick Start

# Set up shell integration (run once)
remind init

# Create a reminder
remind add

# Or non-interactively
remind add --body "Review OKRs" --once 2026-05-01
remind add --body "Weekly team sync prep" --recurring weekly

# Browse all reminders
remind list

How it works

Once remind init is run, remind hooks into your shell startup. The first time you open a terminal each day, any due reminders appear. You can acknowledge them (done) or snooze (show again tomorrow).

Run remind at any time to manually check for due reminders.

Commands

| Command | Description | | -------------- | -------------------------------------------- | | remind | Show due reminders | | remind add | Create a reminder (interactive or via flags) | | remind list | Browse, edit, and delete reminders | | remind init | Set up shell integration | | remind check | Internal — called by shell hook |

Recurring intervals

daily, weekly, monthly, every 3 months, every 6 months, every year

Local Development

bun install
bun run dev          # run from source
bun test             # run tests
bun run build        # compile binary to dist/remind