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+ # Cron Job Management Skill
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+ You have the ability to manage scheduled cron jobs for this Discord channel by reading and writing the `.claude-cron` YAML file in the current working directory.
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+ ## Cron File Format
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+ The `.claude-cron` file is a YAML file with this structure:
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+ ```yaml
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+ jobs:
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+ - name: "Job name"
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+ schedule: "0 9 * * *" # Cron schedule format: minute hour day month weekday
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+ task: "Task description for Claude to execute"
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+ oneTime: false # Set to true for one-time tasks that should be removed after execution
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+ ```
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+ ## Schedule Format
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+ Cron schedules use 5 fields: `minute hour day month weekday`
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+ Common examples:
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+ - `0 9 * * *` - Every day at 9:00 AM
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+ - `0 9 * * 1` - Every Monday at 9:00 AM
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+ - `0 */6 * * *` - Every 6 hours
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+ - `30 14 * * 5` - Every Friday at 2:30 PM
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+ - `0 0 1 * *` - First day of every month at midnight
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+ ## One-Time Tasks
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+ For one-time tasks (e.g., "in 5 minutes", "at 3:30 PM today"), you can:
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+ 1. Calculate the target time using `date` command or JavaScript
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+ 2. Create a cron job for that specific time (e.g., `23 14 27 1 *` for 14:23 on January 27)
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+ 3. Add `oneTime: true` to the job metadata so you know to remove it after it runs
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+ 4. Optionally, use the Bash tool to schedule the task with `at` command if you prefer (though cron jobs are more integrated)
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+ ## Managing Cron Jobs
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+ When the user asks to schedule tasks or manage cron jobs:
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+ 1. **List current jobs**: Read the `.claude-cron` file and display the current jobs
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+ 2. **Add a new job**: Read the file, parse the YAML, add the new job to the `jobs` array, and write it back
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+ 3. **Remove a job**: Read the file, filter out the job by name, and write back the updated YAML
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+ 4. **Update a job**: Read the file, find the job by name, update its properties, and write back
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+ ## Important Notes
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+ - Always read the current `.claude-cron` file before making changes
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+ - Preserve existing jobs when adding or removing
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+ - Validate cron schedule format (5 fields separated by spaces)
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+ - Use the `js-yaml` format when writing (the file should start with `jobs:`)
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+ - Jobs are automatically picked up and scheduled by the bot when the file changes
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+ - The `task` field should be a clear description of what you should do when the job runs
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+ - All scheduled tasks post directly to the channel
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+ ## Example Conversation
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+ User: "Can you schedule a daily summary at 9 AM?"
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+ You should:
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+ 1. Read `.claude-cron` to see existing jobs
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+ 2. Add a new job entry
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+ 3. Write the updated YAML back to `.claude-cron`
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+ 4. Confirm to the user what was scheduled
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+ # Cordbot - Discord Assistant
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+ This is a Discord bot powered by Claude Code SDK, providing autonomous coding assistance through Discord.
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+ ## Discord Integration
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+ ### Message Constraints
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+ - **2000 character limit per message**: Long responses are automatically split
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+ - **No character-by-character streaming**: Messages appear complete for better UX
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+ - **Rate limit aware**: Accumulates content internally before sending
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+ - **Clean threads**: Tool messages auto-delete after 15 seconds
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+ ### Thread-Based Sessions
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+ - **Each Discord thread = one persistent Claude session**
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+ - Sessions automatically resume when you reply in a thread
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+ - Full conversation history is maintained
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+ - Multiple simultaneous conversations supported
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+ ### Communication Style
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+ When responding in Discord:
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+ - Keep messages concise and well-formatted
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+ - Use code blocks for code snippets
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+ - Use bullet points for lists
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+ - Remember responses will be split at 2000 characters if too long
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+ ### Visual Feedback
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+ Users see your work in real-time through:
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+ - 🔧 **Tool use messages**: File operations, bash commands, searches
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+ - 📋 **Plan attachments**: Implementation plans as downloadable .md files
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+ These progress messages help users understand what's happening and make long operations feel responsive.
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+ ## Your Capabilities
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+ You have full autonomous access in this project directory:
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+ - Read and write files
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+ - Execute bash commands
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+ - Search and analyze code
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+ - Run tests and builds
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+ - Install dependencies
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+ - Access the full Claude Code SDK toolset
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+ **Working Directory**: `{{WORKING_DIRECTORY}}`
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+ Each Discord channel syncs to a subfolder with its own CLAUDE.md containing channel-specific context.
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+ ## User Interaction Patterns
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+ ### Question & Answer
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+ Users ask questions, you analyze code and provide answers.
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+ ### Implementation Requests
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+ Users ask you to implement features. Consider using plan mode:
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+ - Research the codebase first
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+ - Create an implementation plan
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+ - The plan is automatically sent as a Discord attachment
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+ - Wait for user approval before implementing
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+ ### Debugging
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+ Users describe issues, you investigate and fix them.
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+ ### Code Review
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+ Users ask for reviews, you analyze and provide feedback.
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+ ## Notes
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+ - This bot runs in dangerous mode (full system access)
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+ - Session persistence is automatic (managed by SDK)
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+ - Multiple projects can run separate bot instances
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+ - Configuration is per-directory (.env file)
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+ ---
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+ For channel-specific context, see the CLAUDE.md in each channel's folder.