Remind Agent

[flohfeld]

I'm as user and Customer want a remind agend to set alarms in Rocket chat. You can send yourself or other members a reminder for anything: important meetings, to-do items, even motivational messages!
In the message input box, i want type the /remind slash command and you’ll see a template of how i format my reminder:
in exampel: /remind [@Someone or #channel] [what] @@[when]

Here are some examples:

• To remind yourself /remind me Drink water Everyday at 11am
• To remind a member /remind @LIMA Submit report May 30 #5pm
• To remind a channel /remind #design Join the meeting Monday
• To remind channel for Daily Meeting /remind #allgemein "Join the Daily https://webex.com" on every weekday at 9 am CET

[mrsimpson]

I like the idea - like others as well ;)
RocketChat#659
RocketChat#7946

I guess we'll tackle that, once the Rocketlets are available

[janrudolph]

Or maybe we can check if there is a hubot out there...

[slyk]

Can this be a right click menu action without writing any text?
This is very useful in Slack and saves a lot of time.

[tjommie]

This would be really useful. bump?

[tuxmartin]

Are there any updates?

[mrsimpson]

@tuxmartin we’ve been pushing forward the capabilities of the Rocket.Chat Apps Framework for that. The extensions are quite huge (you need a natural language scheduler) - and in fact the last impediment was to find something reusable supporting multiple languages (particularly German). After some extensive research, we decided to find a UI-based solution and are extending the framework in this direction

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[tuxmartin]

Are there any updates?

[mrsimpson]

@tuxmartin unfortunately not.
We've been investigating a lot with respect to natural language time occurrence parsing, but found no German solution.
This is however vital to the solution and hard to build ourselves with a high quality.
Therefore, we left this aside.
I might check the libs current status, some time has passed since then...
Feel free to keep it open and - well - remind us.