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Defer execution of a slash-command or prompt until a timer elapses. Starts a background polling timer that prints "TIMER DONE" on stdout, then executes the deferred prompt.
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| name | defer |
| description | Defer execution of a slash-command or prompt until a timer elapses. Starts a background polling timer that prints "TIMER DONE" on stdout, then executes the deferred prompt. |
| allowed-tools | Bash, Read, Write, TaskStop |
Session-scoped deferred execution. Parses /defer <duration>: <prompt>, launches a background polling timer that emits TIMER DONE, then runs <prompt> exactly as if the user just typed it.
NOT cross-session — the timer dies with the Claude Code process. Point users at /schedule for anything longer-lived.
| Form | Action |
|---|---|
/defer <duration>: <prompt> | Arm a new timer. |
/defer list | Show pending defers. |
/defer cancel <id> | Cancel one defer. |
/defer cancel all | Cancel every pending defer. |
<id> = the background-bash shell id returned at arm time. Cancellation uses TaskStop with task_id=<id>.
/defer <duration>: <deferred prompt>
s|sec|secs|second|seconds, m|min|mins|minute|minutes, h|hr|hrs|hour|hours. Whitespace optional.: after the duration. Everything after, trimmed, is the prompt. The prompt may contain :, /<cmd>, @file.1.5h → suggest 90m), empty prompt, or shape mismatch. Do not guess.Informal regex: ^\s*(\d+)\s*([A-Za-z]+)\s*:\s*(\S.*?)\s*$, unit lower-cased before matching.
Parse → duration_seconds, deferred_prompt. Apply rejection rules.
Launch Bash with run_in_background: true, using the polling-timer script in references/timer-script.md. Capture the returned <sid>. Do not interpolate the prompt into the script.
Persist /tmp/claude-defer-<sid>.txt:
END_TS=<unix_end_time>
<deferred_prompt verbatim>
Confirm with one line: Deferring for <human_duration> (id <sid>). Will run: <≤80-char prompt summary>
End the turn. Do not poll, sleep, or Monitor — the harness re-invokes on completion.
The completion notification's <task-id> IS the shell id <sid>. Use it directly.
TIMER DONE AND exit code 0 → proceed. Otherwise → interrupted (see references/edge-cases.md)./tmp/claude-defer-<sid>.txt, strip the leading END_TS=…\n. If missing/malformed, report and stop.Timer elapsed. Executing: <summary>./<name> → Skill; otherwise → normal request).rip /tmp/claude-defer-<sid>.txt (env hook blocks rm).Glob /tmp/claude-defer-*.txt. For each, parse END_TS from line 1, summarize the prompt, render a compact table. Format details in references/examples.md.
task_id=<sid>. On error (unknown id), report and stop.rip /tmp/claude-defer-<sid>.txt.Cancelled defer <sid>. End turn. The completion notification will fire and the wakeup handler's interrupted branch will recognise the cancel.cancel all → enumerate sids from the temp-file glob, do the above for each.