linkt-schedule

name	linkt-schedule
description	Manage recurring signal monitoring schedules. Use when user wants to set up automated signal monitoring, create schedules, or manage existing schedules.
user-invocable	true
allowed-tools	mcp__linkt__list_schedules_v1_schedule_get, mcp__linkt__create_schedule_v1_schedule_post, mcp__linkt__get_schedule_v1_schedule, mcp__linkt__update_schedule_v1_schedule, mcp__linkt__delete_schedule_v1_schedule, mcp__linkt__list_icps_v1_icp_get, mcp__linkt__list_tasks_v1_task_get, AskUserQuestion

Linkt Schedule Skill

Manage recurring schedules for signal monitoring tasks.

Workflow

Step 1: List Existing Schedules

Use mcp__linkt__list_schedules_v1_schedule_get to fetch all schedules.

Display schedules in a table format:

## Your Schedules

| # | Name | Task | Frequency | Next Run | Status |
|---|------|------|-----------|----------|--------|
| 1 | Daily AI Signals | Signal Monitor: 50 companies | daily | Feb 6, 2026 09:00 | active |
| 2 | Weekly Updates | Signal Monitor: 100 companies | weekly | Feb 10, 2026 09:00 | paused |

**Actions:** [Create New] [Update] [Delete]

If no schedules exist:

## Your Schedules

No schedules found. Would you like to create one?

To set up recurring signal monitoring:
1. First, ensure you have a signal monitoring task (see `/linkt-signals` or run `python 03_signals/signals_from_sheet.py`)
2. Then create a schedule to run it automatically

Step 2: Handle User Action

Ask the user what they want to do:

What would you like to do?
1. Create a new schedule
2. Update an existing schedule
3. Delete a schedule
4. View schedule details

Step 3a: Create New Schedule

If creating a new schedule:

1. List available tasks using mcp__linkt__list_tasks_v1_task_get with flow_name: "signal"
2. Ask user to select a task to schedule
3. Ask for frequency: daily, weekly, or monthly
4. Ask for preferred time (optional, defaults to 09:00 UTC)
5. Create the schedule using mcp__linkt__create_schedule_v1_schedule_post

Schedule creation parameters:

• task_id: The task to run on schedule
• frequency: "daily", "weekly", or "monthly"
• cron_expression: Optional cron expression for custom schedules
• enabled: true (default)

Example cron expressions:

• Daily at 9am: 0 9 * * *
• Weekly on Monday at 9am: 0 9 * * 1
• Monthly on the 1st at 9am: 0 9 1 * *

Step 3b: Update Schedule

If updating an existing schedule:

1. Ask which schedule to update (by number)
2. Ask what to change: frequency, time, or status (enable/disable)
3. Execute the update using mcp__linkt__update_schedule_v1_schedule

Step 3c: Delete Schedule

If deleting a schedule:

1. Ask which schedule to delete (by number)
2. Confirm deletion - this cannot be undone
3. Execute deletion using mcp__linkt__delete_schedule_v1_schedule

Step 4: Confirm Result

After any action, display confirmation:

## Schedule Created

**Name:** Daily AI Signal Monitor
**Task:** Signal Monitor: 50 companies
**Frequency:** Daily at 9:00 AM UTC
**Next run:** Feb 6, 2026 09:00 UTC
**Status:** Active

The task will run automatically on schedule. View results with `/linkt-signals`.

Schedule Frequencies

Frequency	Description	Default Time
daily	Runs every day	09:00 UTC
weekly	Runs every Monday	09:00 UTC
monthly	Runs on the 1st of each month	09:00 UTC

Custom schedules can be set using cron expressions.

Error Handling

• If no tasks available: Direct user to create a signal monitoring task first
• If schedule creation fails: Show error message and suggest checking task configuration
• If update fails: Show error and current schedule state

Example Output

## Your Schedules

| # | Name | Task | Frequency | Next Run | Status |
|---|------|------|-----------|----------|--------|
| 1 | Daily AI Signals | Signal Monitor: 50 companies | daily | Feb 6, 2026 09:00 | active |

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What would you like to do?

1. **Create new schedule** - Set up automated monitoring for a task
2. **Update schedule #1** - Change frequency, time, or status
3. **Delete schedule #1** - Remove this schedule
4. **View details #1** - See full schedule configuration

Do NOT

• Create schedules for tasks that don't exist
• Delete schedules without user confirmation
• Change schedule frequency without asking
• Assume which task the user wants to schedule