Nudges

Cancel a reminder so it won't be delivered. Use for 'cancel the dentist reminder', 'stop the daily meds reminder', etc. Cancelling a recurring reminder stops the whole series. Look up the reminder_id with list_reminders first if you don't have it.

cancel_reminder

Internal. The confirmation widget calls this with the user's true browser time zone to lock a just-created reminder to the correct zone (needed when only a UTC offset was known). Not intended for direct use — prefer set_reminder.

reconfirm_timezone

List the user's reminders. Use for 'what reminders do I have?', 'show my reminders', or to find a reminder's id before cancelling. By default shows upcoming (active) reminders and any that failed to deliver; pass include='all' to also show delivered and canceled history. Recurring reminders show their next occurrence.

list_reminders

Set one or more reminders that Nudges emails to the user when they're due. Use whenever the user asks to be reminded ('remind me to…', 'don't let me forget…'). For each reminder give the text plus exactly ONE timing: `minutes_from_now` for relative ('in 30 minutes'), `at` for an absolute local time 'YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm' (you resolve 'tomorrow', 'next Friday', etc. to the real calendar date), or `recurrence` for repeating ('every morning at 8', 'every other Friday'). Always pass `timezone` (the user's IANA zone) when you know it, else `utc_offset_minutes`. Resolve vague words: morning=09:00, noon=12:00, afternoon=14:00, evening/tonight=19:00, end of day=17:00, midnight=00:00. If a time is in the past or ambiguous, ask the user instead of guessing. You may create several reminders in one call.

set_reminder