brain-schedule

name	brain-schedule
description	Create or update the Company Brain operating schedule for human-gated or autonomous runs. Use when the user says schedule the brain check, set the morning review, automate daily checks, run without a human, keep human in the loop, set cron, or define auto-capture guardrails.

Brain Schedule

Generate the operating schedule. The schedule is about checks, staging, review, and maintenance; it is not a data-population shortcut.

Workflow

1. Resolve the brain root.
2. Choose human mode for the first two weeks unless the user explicitly asks for autonomous mode.
3. Preview schedule.md.
4. Write only with explicit permission or when the user asked to update the schedule.
5. Include daily checks: connections, sources, health, lint, ADD_TO_BRAIN/ digest when present, staged queue, and punch list.
6. State what can run unattended and what always needs human approval.

Command Pattern

Preview:

python3 <plugin-root>/bin/brain-schedule.py \
  --root "$BRAIN_ROOT" \
  --mode human \
  --time 08:30 \
  --timezone local \
  --champion "<Brain Owner>" \
  --operator "<Brain Operator>"

Write:

python3 <plugin-root>/bin/brain-schedule.py \
  --root "$BRAIN_ROOT" \
  --mode human \
  --time 08:30 \
  --timezone local \
  --champion "<Brain Owner>" \
  --operator "<Brain Operator>" \
  --write

Modes

• human: checks and staging can run, promotion requires explicit human approve/reject/revise.
• autonomous: approved sources may stage proposals unattended; auto-promotion is only for explicit low-risk categories.
• simple-team: not a schedule mode, but the schedule should include drop-zone digest and low-risk manual contribution handling when the profile is active.

Guardrails

• Meeting-derived, HR, legal, finance, customer-confidential, and strategy-changing notes stay human-approved.
• Personal connectors never run as scheduled company-brain sources.
• Source registry and lint must run before scheduled capture is trusted.
• The schedule should name a Brain Owner and a Brain Operator, not depend on one hidden local machine.