Create, view, modify, and delete scheduled cron automation tasks.
npx skills add https://github.com/senthxu-a11y/LTclaw1.0 --skill cron-senthxu-a11y
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: cron Source: https://github.com/senthxu-a11y/LTclaw1.0/tree/main/src/ltclaw_gy_x/agents/skills/cron-zh Command: npx skills add https://github.com/senthxu-a11y/LTclaw1.0 --skill cron-senthxu-a11y
This Skill facilitates the creation and management of future and recurring automated tasks, helping users schedule reminders or actions at specific times.
Use the cron skill to create a scheduled task that sends a message every day at 9 AM in a specified channel.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To schedule recurring reminders and automated tasks, create cron jobs that execute commands or send messages at designated times with explicit configuration of timing, target channels, and user sessions.
Yes, you can set up a daily notification by creating a scheduled task that sends a message to a specified target channel at a specific time, such as 9 AM every morning.
You can manage existing scheduled automation tasks by listing, viewing details, pausing, resuming, or deleting them to maintain control over periodic and one-time execution scenarios.
Before creating a scheduled task, you need to explicitly configure the timing, target channels, and user sessions to ensure precise automation for your reminders, reports, or maintenance scripts.
Scheduled tasks support both one-time execution and periodic recurring scenarios, making them suitable for daily reminders, scheduled reports, or system maintenance scripts.
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