菜单
Adds --schedule flag support to any Founder OS plugin command. Generates P27 Workflow Automator YAML files behind the scenes so users can schedule recurring plugin execution without knowing P27 exists.
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Scans Founder OS plugin deployment, scores coverage by business area, and produces an actionable automation scorecard. Used by /audit:scan and /audit:report commands.
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| name | scheduling-bridge |
| description | Adds --schedule flag support to any Founder OS plugin command. Generates P27 Workflow Automator YAML files behind the scenes so users can schedule recurring plugin execution without knowing P27 exists. |
The scheduling bridge enables any plugin command to accept a --schedule flag that configures recurring execution. Behind the scenes, it generates a P27 Workflow Automator workflow YAML and registers it with P27's scheduling system.
Any plugin command that supports scheduling adds this flag to its argument parsing:
| Flag | Value | Behavior |
|---|---|---|
--schedule "expression" | Natural language or 5-field cron | Generate workflow + register schedule |
--schedule disable | literal "disable" | Remove schedule for this command |
--schedule status | literal "status" | Show current schedule status |
--persistent | (no value, used with --schedule) | Generate OS-level cron instead of session-level |
See references/schedule-flag-spec.md for full parsing rules.
When a user runs e.g. /briefing:daily --schedule "weekdays 7:30am":
templates/workflow-template.yamlfounder-os-workflow-automator/workflows/auto-[command-name].yamlfounder-os-workflow-automator/skills/workflow-scheduling/SKILL.md--persistent)Add this section to any plugin command file that should support scheduling:
## Scheduling Support
If `$ARGUMENTS` contains `--schedule`:
1. Extract the schedule value and any `--persistent` flag
2. Read `_infrastructure/scheduling/SKILL.md` for scheduling bridge logic
3. Read `_infrastructure/scheduling/references/schedule-flag-spec.md` for argument parsing
4. Handle the schedule operation (create/disable/status) per the spec
5. Exit after scheduling — do NOT continue to main command logic
Use P27's existing NL-to-cron conversion table (from founder-os-workflow-automator/skills/workflow-scheduling/SKILL.md):
| Natural Language | Cron |
|---|---|
| "weekdays 8am" | 0 8 * * 1-5 |
| "every morning" | 0 9 * * * |
| "every Monday" | 0 9 * * 1 |
| "Fridays 5pm" | 0 17 * * 5 |
| "daily 6am" | 0 6 * * * |
| "twice daily" | 0 9,17 * * * |
Always confirm the converted expression with the user before applying.
When a plugin supports scheduling, suggest a sensible default if user hasn't specified one:
| Command | Suggested Default |
|---|---|
/briefing:daily | Weekdays 7:30am |
/sync:morning (morning-sync) | Weekdays 8:00am |
/review:weekly (review) | Fridays 5:00pm |
/crm:sync-email | Weekdays 9:00am, 2:00pm |
/client:health-scan (health-scan) | Weekdays 9:30am |
/followup:check | Weekdays 10:00am |
/drive:search (drive-search) | Daily 6:00am |
/slack:digest | Weekdays 6:00pm |
/learn:weekly | Fridays 4:00pm |