Schedule autonomous agent runs via Markdown frontmatter files in TeamDay spaces.
npx skills add https://github.com/TeamDay-AI/agents --skill self-scheduler
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: self-scheduler Source: https://github.com/TeamDay-AI/agents/tree/main/skills/teamday/self-scheduler Command: npx skills add https://github.com/TeamDay-AI/agents --skill self-scheduler
Scheduling autonomous agent runs across TeamDay spaces to ensure long-term objectives progress without manual intervention.
Write a frontmatter Markdown file under .claude/scheduled/ describing the job, including name, schedule, and system prompt.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Scheduling autonomous agents is done by writing Markdown frontmatter files under .claude/scheduled/ that specify the job name, cron schedule, and system prompt, enabling periodic execution without manual intervention.
Cron-based scheduling for agent workflows triggers autonomous runs at specified intervals like hourly, daily, or weekly. You need it for long-term objectives requiring periodic monitoring or maintenance within TeamDay spaces.
Yes, you can update, enable, or disable scheduled agent jobs mid-flight. The self-scheduler supports terminating or adjusting prompts during execution and can notify users when needed.
Agent schedules persist across session restarts by storing them as Markdown frontmatter files. This file-based approach ensures cron-based triggers and job definitions survive even after session terminations.
Yes, the self-scheduler injects credentials at runtime when executing scheduled jobs. System prompts are preserved and credentials are securely provided to agents during their automated periodic runs.
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