cron

To schedule messages automatically, you need a valid cron expression, a descriptive job name, and the message text to trigger agent interactions at your defined times. You can also specify an optional delivery channel for posting results.

Yes, cron jobs are designed for daily reminders, status updates, and routine data collection. You can create scheduled tasks that trigger agent interactions automatically across your desired channels.

You set up automated messaging by creating a cron job with a --name, a --schedule using cron syntax, and a --message. You can then enable or disable these scheduled jobs as needed.

Yes, scheduled messaging supports a silent mode with no automatic delivery, as well as a delivery mode that posts results directly to a specified channel.

You need a cron expression for the timing, a descriptive name for the job, and the message text. An optional delivery channel is also available if you want the results shared automatically.