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Create a TerMinal cron schedule from a natural-language request — appends a launchd-backed entry to ~/.config/TerMinal/schedules.json. Use on /new-schedule or 'run this agent on a cadence'.
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Basado en la clasificación ocupacional SOC
Compatibility launcher for the code-review agent. Delegates a GitHub/GitLab PR review to Codex: deterministic preflight does recon, then Codex scores six axes into one artifact at .TerMinal/reviews/<pr>/<sha>.md (v2) or .reviews/<pr>/<sha>.md (legacy v1). Use on /code-review or 'review this PR'.
Human-review digest for a PR/MR — chunks the diff into a noise-filtered, risk-ranked, code-first review surface (green/red diffs, 🟢/🟡/🔴, design-decision callouts) WITHOUT abstracting the code away. Deterministic chunker + one bounded codex pass. Sits alongside /code-review (the gate) and /iterate (tests). Use on /digest or 'digest this PR for review'. Renders in TerMinal.
Audit docs/ and ~/.claude/docs/ for rot — broken refs, stale runbooks, ADR contradictions, architecture drift, orphan CLAUDE.md. Reports only; never auto-edits. Use on /document-audit or 'check doc health'.
Sweep recent changes and propose doc updates (ADRs, runbooks, learnings, architecture, per-folder CLAUDE.md), one candidate at a time. Use on /document, 'capture decisions', or natural post-commit/post-PR pauses.
FORCE-MODE hotfix: smallest patch → commit → push DIRECTLY to main → follow-up ticket. Needs TERMINAL_FORCE_MAIN=1 (hook-enforced). Use on /emergency-fix or 'this is breaking prod' / 'hotfix' / 'we need to revert now'.
Enqueue a one-off TerMinal automation-inbox request (can create Activity, tickets, HITL, agent runs, or background tasks). Use on /enqueue-request or to queue a durable local automation request.
| name | new-schedule |
| description | Create a TerMinal cron schedule from a natural-language request — appends a launchd-backed entry to ~/.config/TerMinal/schedules.json. Use on /new-schedule or 'run this agent on a cadence'. |
Create a TerMinal schedule entry for an existing agent. TerMinal reconciles these entries into macOS launchd jobs, so the agent can run even when the app is closed.
~/.config/TerMinal/schedules.json
Treat a missing file as []. Preserve existing entries and write JSON with
2-space indentation.
git rev-parse --show-toplevel) and available agents:
.agents/*.sh + matching .agents/*.json.agents/agents.json/new-agent first.spec.~/.config/TerMinal/schedules.json.{
"id": "<uuid-v4>",
"repoRoot": "<absolute repo root>",
"repoLabel": "<repo basename or owner/repo>",
"agentId": "<existing agent id>",
"agentTitle": "<agent title>",
"engine": "claude",
"model": "haiku",
"prompt": "<agent prompt when available, else empty string>",
"spec": { "kind": "calendar", "hour": 9, "minute": 0 },
"enabled": true,
"createdAt": 1760000000000,
"lastStatus": "never"
}
For script-first agents, prompt may be ""; TerMinal runs the .sh body.
engine may be "claude", "codex", or "cursor"; preserve the agent
sidecar preference unless the user requested a different engine. For recurring
report/precheck schedules, prefer cheap model defaults (haiku,
composer-2.5-fast, or a small Codex model such as gpt-5-mini) because the
script should do deterministic prechecks and escalate only on failure.
{ "kind": "interval", "everyMinutes": 60 }
{ "kind": "calendar", "hour": 9, "minute": 0 }
{ "kind": "calendar", "hour": 14, "minute": 30, "weekdays": [1, 3, 5] }
{ "kind": "cron", "expr": "30 9 * * 1-5" }
Weekdays are JavaScript/macOS style: 0 Sunday, 1 Monday, ..., 6 Saturday.