qclaw-cron-skill

Scheduling recurring reminders with cron intervals requires providing an agentId, resolving the timezone via date +%z, and specifying the recurring pattern. The system then creates a delivery job that routes messages to the correct target automatically.

Setting up a one-off alert for X minutes later requires specifying the delay duration and target agentId. The system computes the timezone using date +%z formatting and creates a single scheduled delivery job with your custom message.

Cron scheduling works with external delivery channels by enforcing strict to-resolution rules. The system prevents creating external-channel delivery jobs without a valid target, ensuring messages route correctly to external recipients.

Scheduled reminders require an agentId because the system enforces mandatory agentId extraction to identify the correct delivery target. Without a valid agentId, the cron job cannot be created or routed to the intended recipient.

Canceling or managing existing scheduled cron tasks is supported through dedicated management workflows. You can identify the task by its agentId and schedule parameters, then execute cancellation commands to stop the recurring or one-off delivery job.

Reminder messages in scheduled delivery jobs are constrained to 2–3 sentences and cannot contain tool or heartbeat responses. This ensures messages remain concise and focused on the intended reminder content for the recipient.