Cursor skill for Claude Code's /loop scheduler
Crontab scheduler documentation for Cursor /loop—no actual product, just a prompt.
Daymon puts your favorite AI to work 24/7. It schedules, remembers, and orchestrates your own virtual team. Free.
Claude gets memory, scheduling, and file watchers—but only macOS, only Claude subscriptions.
macOS users with Claude subscriptions seeking task automation and persistent AI memory
Zapier · Make (formerly Integromat) · n8n
Crontab scheduler documentation for Cursor /loop—no actual product, just a prompt.
Scheduled AI agents for devs when Zapier and cron scripts already exist.
push.rocks/taskbuffer appears to be a focused utility for queuing and scheduling short-lived tasks — useful when you need to debounce bursts or smooth calls to a rate-limited API. The npm landing (blocked by Cloudflare in my screenshot) doesn't show whether it offers persistence, retries, or clustering, so right now it looks like a handy single-process tool but not a replacement for Bull/Agenda in production workloads.
Clever use of Apple Reminders as a cross-device trigger for local CLI agents.
Taskwarrior with automatic schedule optimization—fills a small but real gap.
The dashboard exposes cron/interval scheduling, timezone support, retries, execution history, realtime metrics and API-key login, and it runs with a single docker-compose up — exactly the pragmatic feature set you'd want for hosting private webhooks. It isn't reinventing scheduling (Airflow, Rundeck and hosted cron services already exist), but it's a tidy, usable package for teams that want a lightweight, self-hosted alternative with a Python SDK.