schedule

Name: schedule
Availability: InStock
Author: cerisonautomation

Schedule recurring and one-shot automations using cron, RRULE, or ISO 8601 timestamps.

Updated Aug 23, 2026

Search Tags:#automation #notifications #scheduling #cron #rrule #time-based triggers

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npx skills add https://github.com/CerisonAutomation/clud --skill schedule-cerisonautomation

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Skill: schedule
Source: https://github.com/CerisonAutomation/clud/tree/main/assistant/src/config/bundled-skills/schedule
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/CerisonAutomation/clud --skill schedule-cerisonautomation

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill eliminates the manual effort of tracking reminders, recurring check-ins, and scheduled automations by letting you define exactly when and how actions should run.

Core Features & Use Cases

Recurring scheduling: Run jobs using cron or RRULE expressions for patterns like weekdays, monthly schedules, or complex calendar recurrences.
One-shot scheduling: Trigger a single reminder at a specific ISO 8601 fire_at time, then automatically disable it after firing.
Multi-mode execution: Choose execute (send a message to the assistant), notify (send a notification without assistant processing), or script (run a shell command without LLM involvement).

Quick Start

Create a schedule to notify you every weekday at 9:00 AM with the message "Daily standup reminder" by providing a cron expression and setting the mode to notify.

Frequently Asked Questions about schedule

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I schedule recurring task automations using cron or RRULE?▼

To schedule recurring automations, provide cron or RRULE syntax to define execution patterns like weekdays or monthly schedules. The Skill parses these expressions to trigger assistant actions at precise times, supporting complex calendar recurrences.

What's the best way to trigger a one-time reminder at a specific timestamp?▼

To trigger a one-time reminder, provide an ISO 8601 fire_at timestamp. The Skill schedules the single reminder to execute at that precise moment and automatically disables the schedule immediately after it fires.

Can I run shell commands without LLM processing in a scheduled task?▼

Yes, you can run shell commands without LLM processing by selecting script mode. This mode executes shell commands directly at the scheduled time, bypassing assistant processing entirely for lightweight automated tasks.

Does scheduling support timezone handling for ISO 8601 fire_at timestamps?▼

Yes, timezone handling is supported for scheduling ISO 8601 fire_at timestamps. You can specify timezones to ensure your one-shot reminders and cron or RRULE recurring automations fire accurately according to your local time.

What is the difference between execute and notify modes for time-based triggers?▼

Execute mode sends a message to the assistant for processing, while notify mode sends a notification without assistant processing. Both support time-based triggers, allowing you to choose between interactive assistant actions and simple alert delivery.