schedule-followup

To schedule a follow-up reminder, provide the task details, timing, and priority. The system parses your request to extract what, when, and why, then logs it as a pulse or diary entry to trigger a wake-up at the specified time.

Aperiodic pulses trigger wake-ups at irregular times for status checks, while diary entries are hour-aligned logs. Distinguishing between them prevents duplicate wake-ups and ensures follow-ups are scheduled in the correct format.

Yes, you can set priority levels. The system parses user requests to extract priority alongside what, when, and why, enforcing prioritization to ensure critical tasks, responses, or events are reviewed on time.

Follow-up reminders log contextual notes and confirmations automatically. When a pulse or diary entry is created, the system records the associated context to maintain a clear history of scheduled tasks, responses, or events.

The best way to avoid duplicate wake-ups is to distinguish aperiodic pulses from hour-aligned diary entries. The system parses requests and categorizes them correctly to prevent overlapping reminder triggers.

Yes, specifying a reason is part of the request parsing process. The system extracts what, when, why, and priority to create follow-ups with contextual notes, ensuring the reminder has clear purpose and context.