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From slack-reminders
[!EXECUTE]: Run the script with MESSAGE and DATETIME. The script lives at `scripts/schedule-reminder.sh` relative to this skill's directory.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/slack-reminders:slack-remindersThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
[!EXECUTE]: Run the script with MESSAGE and DATETIME. The script lives at `scripts/schedule-reminder.sh` relative to this skill's directory.
[!EXECUTE]: Run the script with MESSAGE and DATETIME. The script lives at scripts/schedule-reminder.sh relative to this skill's directory.
./scripts/schedule-reminder.sh "<message>" "<datetime>"
[!DATETIME-FORMATS]: The script accepts these formats: ISO 2026-01-17 10:00, relative +1h +30m +2d, natural tomorrow 09:00 friday 14:30. Always prefer ISO for precision.
[!OUTPUT]: On success the script prints the scheduled message ID and post_at timestamp. On failure it prints the error from Slack API. Report success or failure to the user accordingly.
npx claudepluginhub alberduris/skills --plugin slack-remindersInteract with Slack workspaces via CLI: send/read messages, list/manage channels/users/workspaces, add reactions, auto-auth from desktop app, persist memory for AI agents.
Handles Slack channel and thread messaging with context-aware session management. Reads messages, sends replies, searches channels/users, drafts, and schedules via Slack MCP tools.