Module cron 

Modules

scheduler

Structs

CronJob

CronJobPatch

CronRun

DeliveryConfig

Enums

JobType

Schedule

SessionTarget

Functions

add_agent_job

add_job

add_once

add_once_at

add_once_at_validated

Create a one-shot validated shell job at an absolute timestamp.

add_once_validated

Create a one-shot validated shell job from a delay string (e.g. “30m”).

add_shell_job

add_shell_job_with_approval

all_overdue_jobs

claim_job

clear_stale_locks

deserialize_maybe_stringified

due_jobs

get_job

handle_command

list_jobs

list_jobs_by_agent

Cron jobs owned by agent_alias, for the agent-deletion export-then-delete archive

list_runs

next_run_for_schedule

normalize_expression

parse_delay

pause_job

record_last_run

record_last_run_with_status

record_run

release_job

remove_job

remove_jobs_by_agent

Delete every cron job owned by agent_alias, returning the row count (cron_runs cascade via their job_id FK). A job whose owning agent is gone can never run, so the agent-deletion cascade removes it

rename_jobs_by_agent

Re-point every cron job owned by from to to, returning the row count. Called by the agent-rename cascade the job keeps running, just under the renamed owner. agent_alias is plain TEXT (not a UUID), so this is a direct column update.

reschedule_after_run

reschedule_after_run_with_status

resolve_job_id_or_name

resume_job

schedule_cron_expression

skip_missed_run

sync_declarative_jobs

update_job

update_shell_job_with_approval

Update a shell job’s command with security validation. Validates the new command (if changed) against the named agent’s risk profile before persisting.

validate_delivery_config

validate_schedule

validate_shell_command

Validate a shell command against an agent’s security policy (allowlist + risk gate). agent_alias names the agent under whose risk profile the command will run. Returns Ok(()) if the command passes all checks, or an error describing why it was blocked.

validate_shell_command_with_security

Validate a shell command using an existing SecurityPolicy instance. Preferred when the caller already holds a SecurityPolicy (e.g. scheduler).