// Manage scheduled tasks — create cron jobs or one-shot reminders that run prompts on a schedule. Use when the user asks to schedule something, set a reminder, or manage recurring tasks.
| name | tasks |
| description | Manage scheduled tasks — create cron jobs or one-shot reminders that run prompts on a schedule. Use when the user asks to schedule something, set a reminder, or manage recurring tasks. |
mrctl tasks list
mrctl tasks create --cron "<expr>" --prompt "<text>" [--silent]
mrctl tasks create --at "<ISO8601>" --prompt "<text>" [--silent]
mrctl tasks pause <id>
mrctl tasks resume <id>
mrctl tasks run <id>
mrctl tasks delete <id>
Standard 5-field cron: minute hour day-of-month month day-of-week
Examples:
0 9 * * * — daily at 9am*/30 * * * * — every 30 minutes0 9 * * 1 — every Monday at 9am0 0 1 * * — first day of each monthUse --at with ISO 8601 timestamp for one-time execution:
--at "2026-03-05T10:00:00Z"--silent — task runs but output is not sent to chat (useful for background work)View and set configuration. Use when the user asks to change trigger behavior, extension settings, or other settings.
Mute or unmute users. Use when a user is being abusive, spamming, trying to exfiltrate secrets, or deliberately wasting resources.
View and manage role permissions. Use when the user asks about what permissions a role has, or wants to change what users can do.
Manage user roles. Use when the user asks to grant or revoke permissions, make someone an admin, or check who has access.