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# Reminder

The **Reminder** command allows you to create, view, and delete reminders. You can set a reminder for a specific duration (e.g., 1 hour, 1 day) and manage your reminders through an interactive menu.

## How to Use

### 1. **View the Reminder Menu**

* **Prefix Usage:**\
  `-reminder`\
  Running this command will show a menu with three options:
  * **Create**: Create a new reminder.
  * **List**: View your existing reminders.
  * **Delete**: Delete a reminder.
* **Slash Usage:**\
  `/reminder`\
  Running this command will show the same menu with the options to create, list, or delete a reminder.

### 2. **Create a Reminder**

* Select **Create** from the menu.
* You will be prompted to enter:
  * **Reminder Text**: What you want to be reminded of.
  * **Duration**: How long you want to wait before being reminded (e.g., `1h`, `1d`).

### 3. **List Your Reminders**

* Select **List** from the menu.
* You can select a reminder to see more details about it.

### 4. **Delete a Reminder**

* Select **Delete** from the menu.
* You can select a reminder to delete it.

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