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Set up, inspect, retarget, pause, or resume recurring tmux pings ("regular pings") using `t jobs`. Use when the user asks to create a scheduled ping for a session, check existing pings, or move a ping to another tmux session.
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| name | regular-ping |
| description | Set up, inspect, retarget, pause, or resume recurring tmux pings ("regular pings") using `t jobs`. Use when the user asks to create a scheduled ping for a session, check existing pings, or move a ping to another tmux session. |
| allowed-tools | Bash(t *), Bash(tmux *) |
In this environment, a "regular ping" means a recurring ping managed through t jobs.
If the user only knows the recent-session ID, resolve it first:
t
t list
If the agent is already inside the target tmux session, :current is valid for job commands:
t jobs add :current --every 20m --message "..."
t jobs edit <job-id> --session :current
If multiple similar sessions exist, inspect them before attaching the ping to the wrong one:
tmux list-panes -t <session> -F '#{session_name}:#{window_index}.#{pane_index}:#{pane_current_command}:#{pane_title}:#{pane_active}'
Always prefer the exact tmux session name over a guessed prefix.
List all jobs:
t j
List jobs for one session:
t jobs list --session <session>
Inspect one job:
t jobs show <job-id>
Check recent delivery logs:
t jobs logs --limit 20
Notes:
t j is shorthand for t jobst jobs editFor a short inline prompt:
t jobs add <session> --every 20m --message "Continue until all issues are resolved."
For a longer prompt:
t jobs add <session> --every 20m --message-file prompts/<name>.txt
After creating the job, verify it:
t jobs list --session <session>
t jobs show <job-id>
If the user wants an immediate one-off message right now, send it separately:
t send <session> --message "..."
Retarget a job to the correct session:
t jobs edit <job-id> --session <session>
Change interval or prompt:
t jobs edit <job-id> --every 30m
t jobs edit <job-id> --message "..."
Pause or resume one job:
t jobs pause <job-id>
t jobs resume <job-id>
Pause or resume all jobs for the current tmux session:
t jobs pause-current
t jobs resume-current
Remove a job that is no longer needed:
t jobs remove <job-id>
t jobs show <job-id> after changes.t send.