TAI42 — the OS for AI tools

Manage scheduled jobs.

$ tai schedules [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

`tai schedules add`

Create a schedule that periodically runs a tool. Example: tai schedules add report --schedule-kw cron='0 9 * * *'

$ tai schedules add [OPTIONS] {tool_name}

Argument	Description
`tool_name`	The tool to run on a schedule. (required)

Option	Description
`--tool-kwargs` `<str>`	Tool arguments as a JSON object.
`--tool-kwargs-file` `<str>`	Read the tool arguments JSON object from a file, or from stdin when the path is ’-’, instead of putting a secret on the command line (a value on argv leaks via ps and shell history). Mutually exclusive with —tool-kwargs; —tool-kw pairs still override its keys.
`--tool-kw` `<str>`	A key=value tool argument (repeatable).
`--schedule-kwargs` `<str>`	Schedule cadence params as JSON.
`--schedule-kw` `<str>`	A key=value schedule param (repeatable).
`--json` / `--no-json`	Emit raw JSON instead of human tables.

Delete a schedule by name. Example: tai schedules delete report

$ tai schedules delete [OPTIONS] {name}

Argument	Description
`name`	Schedule name. (required)

Option	Description
`--json` / `--no-json`	Emit raw JSON instead of human tables.

List the configured schedules. Example: tai schedules list

$ tai schedules list [OPTIONS]

Option	Description
`--json` / `--no-json`	Emit raw JSON instead of human tables.

Get the server’s current date and time. Example: tai schedules server-datetime

$ tai schedules server-datetime [OPTIONS]

Option	Description
`--json` / `--no-json`	Emit raw JSON instead of human tables.