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View run history and logs for an autonomous cron job. Use when the user wants to see what Claude has been doing or debug a job.
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Edit the configuration of an existing autonomous cron job. Use when the user wants to change a job's schedule, focus areas, branch, guardrails, or other settings.
List all configured autonomous cron jobs with their status, schedule, and last run info. Use when the user asks about their jobs, what's running, or wants an overview.
Pause an active autonomous cron job without losing its configuration. Use when the user wants to temporarily stop a job from running.
Permanently remove an autonomous cron job and its schedule. Use when the user wants to delete a job they no longer need.
Resume a paused autonomous cron job. Use when the user wants to reactivate a previously paused job.
Set up a new autonomous Claude cron job for continuous codebase improvement. Use when the user wants to create a scheduled job where Claude autonomously works on their repo.
| name | logs |
| description | View run history and logs for an autonomous cron job. Use when the user wants to see what Claude has been doing or debug a job. |
| allowed-tools | Bash(claude-auto *) |
View run history for an autonomous cron job. If the user hasn't specified which job, show available jobs first:
claude-auto list
Show recent runs:
claude-auto logs <jobId>
For more history, use the limit flag:
claude-auto logs <jobId> --limit 20
For an aggregate view across all jobs, suggest:
claude-auto report
Present the log output in a readable format, highlighting successes, failures, and any PRs that were created.