CReminder

ChatReminders

ChatReminders is a lightweight client-side Fabric mod for Minecraft 1.21.10 that lets players create personal chat reminders directly in-game. It is designed for recurring tasks like voting, claiming kits, checking farms, collecting rewards, or remembering any timed activity while playing.

Because ChatReminders is client-side, it does not need to be installed on the server. Players can use it in single-player or on multiplayer servers as long as they have the mod installed locally.

The mod adds the /creminder command, allowing players to create reminders for flexible time frames such as 10m, 1h30m, 2d, or 1w2d6h. Reminders appear in chat with readable colored formatting so they stand out without being harsh on the eyes.

ChatReminders also supports command-linked reminders. These reminders are tied to a command you already run, such as /vote, /kit, or /kit hourly10. When the reminder becomes due, it tells you what to do. After you run the tracked command, the timer automatically restarts.

Examples:

/creminder add 10m Take a break /creminder add 1h30m Check farms /creminder addcmd 24h vote Time to vote /creminder addcmd 1h "kit hourly10" Claim your hourly kit Features

Client-side only; no server installation required Works in single-player and multiplayer Flexible reminder times using seconds, minutes, hours, days, and weeks Recurring reminders that automatically roll forward after triggering Command-linked reminders that reset when you run the tracked command Supports commands with arguments, such as /kit hourly10 Colored chat messages for better visibility Local reminder storage in the Fabric config folder Simple in-game command management

Commands

/creminder help /creminder add <time> <message> /creminder addcmd <time> <command> <message> /creminder list /creminder done <id> /creminder remove <id>

Requirements

Minecraft 1.21.10 Fabric Loader 0.17.3 or newer Fabric API Java 21 or newer Notes

Command reminders watch for commands sent from your client. For commands with arguments, wrap the tracked command in quotes when creating the reminder:

/creminder addcmd 1h "kit hourly10" Claim your hourly kit

This will reset when you run: /kit hourly10