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Sets a one-off wake-up timer. Argument: a time such as "3h", "90m", "01:45" or "in 2 hours". Example: `/wake 3h`

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    when the timer fires (local time)

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Wake-Up Timer

The user wants to be woken in a given amount of time. The argument is: $ARGUMENTS

Step 1: find the current time

date +"%M %H %d %m"

Step 2: work out the target time

Interpret the argument:

  • Xh or X hours → current hour + X
  • Xm or X minutes → current minute + X (carrying into hours)
  • HH:MM → that exact time today (local time)
  • in X hours/minutes → add accordingly

Derive minute, hour, day and month for the cron expression from it. Pick a minute that does NOT end on :00 or :30 (shift by ±2 minutes if needed).

Step 3: call CronCreate

Set up a one-off (recurring: false) job with:

  • cron: "<minute> <hour> <day> <month> *" (local time, 5 fields)
  • recurring: false
  • prompt: "Wake-up! The timer for '$ARGUMENTS' has fired. Tell the user their wake-up timer ($ARGUMENTS) has elapsed, that you are back, and ask what they want to do."

Step 4: confirm

Confirm briefly to the user:

  • when the timer fires (local time)
  • the job id
  • the caveat that the session has to stay open

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