schedule-once

To schedule a task to run once, you need a one-shot scheduling mechanism that triggers execution at a specified future datetime and then automatically cleans up the job afterward. This skill handles that exact one-time triggering scenario.

Auto-uninstall for one-shot tasks works by registering a temporary launchd job that executes once at the target time, then automatically removes itself and deletes its configuration plist file to prevent recurring executions.

Yes, you can pass required arguments when triggering a scheduled skill. The scheduling wizard collects any necessary parameters during setup and writes them into the onebrain.yml configuration before registering the time-based task.

The date and time for scheduling must be provided in YYYY-MM-DD and HH:MM formats. The system validates these inputs to ensure they represent a future datetime before registering the one-shot task.

Yes, launchd is required to run scheduled one-time tasks. The system registers the validated future schedule via launchd, executing the skill once at the target time before auto-uninstalling the job and its plist.

To trigger a single research run without recurring schedules, use a one-shot scheduling wizard to write a temporary entry to onebrain.yml. The launchd job fires once at the specified datetime and auto-uninstalls immediately afterward.