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Schedule one-time or recurring agent jobs from Pi. Use when the user asks for cron-like reminders, recurring checks, scheduled prompts, or inspecting/completing scheduled jobs.
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| name | cron |
| description | Schedule one-time or recurring agent jobs from Pi. Use when the user asks for cron-like reminders, recurring checks, scheduled prompts, or inspecting/completing scheduled jobs. |
Use cron_* Pi tools exposed by this package. They bridge the upstream scheduler MCP server and expose Cron-oriented Pi aliases.
cron_add_job: create a job with name, cron expression, and prompt.cron_list_jobs: inspect configured jobs and next run times.cron_run_jobs: check due jobs and retrieve prompts to execute.cron_complete_job with status and result.cron_remove_job: remove jobs by ID when the user asks or after a one-time job completes.Use explicit cron expressions. Confirm timezone assumptions with the user for important schedules. For one-time work, schedule the desired run and remove the job after successful completion if the backing scheduler reports it as recurring.
Design electronic schematics and PCB netlists from Pi using SKiDL. Use for circuit creation, KiCad library parts, nets/buses, ERC, BOMs, SVG schematics, KiCad schematic export, and standalone SKiDL Python.
CAD modeling with build123d from Pi. Use when creating, inspecting, rendering, or exporting parametric 3D models, STL files, STEP files, enclosures, brackets, and other mechanical parts.
Track and manage issues using the dude MCP server. List, create, update issues. Track bugs, tasks, blockers, and problems within projects. Search for issues. Use when tracking bugs, creating tasks, managing blockers, recording problems, or working with issue hierarchies.
Manage development projects using the dude MCP server. List projects, view records by project, search across projects. Projects are auto-detected from git — no manual creation needed. Use when exploring project organization, starting work on a codebase, or needing project-level context.
Interactive issue review and grooming session. Pulls all issues for the current project and walks through them with the user to triage, update, resolve, or archive. Use when grooming a backlog, reviewing open issues, or cleaning up stale tasks.
Interactive specification review session. Pulls all specs and architecture decisions for the current project and walks through them with the user to verify accuracy, update, or archive. Use when reviewing technical documentation, validating architecture decisions, or cleaning up outdated specs.