Casual Cron converts natural-language scheduling requests into safe Clawdbot cron jobs by parsing time, frequency, channel, destination, and message and co…
Casual Cron converts natural-language scheduling requests into safe Clawdbot cron jobs by parsing time, frequency, channel, destination, and message and constructing precise openclaw cron add commands. It supports one-shot (/at) and repeating (/every) schedules, with DST-aware ISO conversion for America/New_York clock times and preferred relative times for near-term reminders. For repeating jobs it uses either --every "" or --cron "" --tz "America/New_York". Generated commands include --session isolated, a payload of the form --message "Output exactly: ", delivery flags (--deliver --channel --to ), and --delete-after-run for one-shots. The skill enforces hard run-guard rules (output only the exact message payload when executing; no troubleshooting, restarts, or acknowledgements) and always confirms parsed time, job name, and job id with the user before finalizing. Use cases: reminders, Telegram delivery, recurring alerts, and simple automation scheduling.
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