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Agent Skills: User-Space Scheduler Guidelines

Design, register, and maintain user-space scheduled tasks across macOS and Linux dotfiles environments. Includes safety guidelines, logging standards, and systemd/launchd service templates.

UncategorizedID: warpcode/dotfiles/prompt-scheduler-guidelines

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prompt-scheduler-guidelines
Description
Design, register, and maintain user-space scheduled tasks across macOS and Linux dotfiles environments. Includes safety guidelines, logging standards, and systemd/launchd service templates.

User-Space Scheduler Guidelines

Codify scheduled workflows to automate maintenance tasks across macOS and Linux without root privileges.

🚀 Declarative Task Definition

  • Tasks are defined declaratively as JSON files specifying name, schedule (hourly, daily, weekly), and command.
  • Do not make assumptions about the strict directory location where the final JSON task definitions are stored.

⚙️ Service Registration

  • macOS (launchd): Register user plists inside ~/Library/LaunchAgents/ using modern launchctl bootstrap/bootout.
  • Linux (systemd): Register user service and timer files inside ~/.config/systemd/user/ and manage with systemctl --user.

📈 Logging & Maintenance

  • macOS (launchd): Redirection (>) in the launchd program arguments to truncate logs on every run and prevent infinite disk growth.
  • Linux (systemd): Standardize logging via StandardOutput=journal and query via journalctl --user.

📂 Templates

Templates for macOS launchd and Linux systemd configurations are stored inside the skill's templates/ directory as reusable example files.