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Schedule persistent background workers via CronCreate
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| name | cron-schedule |
| description | Schedule persistent background workers via CronCreate |
| argument-hint | <worker-name> [--interval CRON] |
| allowed-tools | CronCreate CronList CronDelete mcp__claude-flow__hooks_worker-dispatch |
Use CronCreate for workers that must survive session restarts:
CronCreate({ schedule: "*/15 * * * *", prompt: "Run security audit worker via mcp__claude-flow__hooks_worker-dispatch" })
| Worker | Cron | Description |
|---|---|---|
| audit | */15 * * * * | Security scanning |
| optimize | */30 * * * * | Performance optimization |
| consolidate | 0 * * * * | Memory consolidation |
| map | */30 * * * * | Codebase mapping |
| testgaps | */15 * * * * | Test coverage analysis |
| document | 0 */2 * * * | API documentation |
/loop: In-session, cache-aware, self-pacing. Use for active development.