8 results for “cron”
- Cron jobGlossaryA scheduled task, one-off or recurring, that runs in a fresh agent session and delivers results to a chat or file. It's managed through /cron, hermes cron or plain-language requests.
- cronjob_manageGlossaryThe single tool Hermes uses to create, pause, edit, trigger and remove scheduled jobs when you ask in plain language.
- Bot ChatGlossaryA profile's canonical chat session with its own bot. The `bot-chat` cron delivery target posts output into it as an incoming message so the bot acts on it, costing one full agent turn per delivery.
- Delivery targetGlossaryThe `deliver` setting that decides where a cron job's output goes: `origin`, `local`, a platform's home channel, a specific chat or topic, a comma-separated list, or `all`.
- Home channelGlossaryThe default chat on a platform where cron results and notifications land. Set it by sending `/sethome` in that chat or with variables such as `TELEGRAM_HOME_CHANNEL`.
- Messaging gatewayGlossaryThe single background process that connects Hermes to Telegram, Discord, Slack, WhatsApp and other platforms, and also runs cron jobs.
- No-agent modeGlossaryA cron option that runs a script on a schedule and delivers its output verbatim, with no LLM involved.
- wakeAgent gateGlossaryA way for a cron job's pre-check script to skip the agent: if the script's last stdout line is `{"wakeAgent": false}`, that run spends no LLM tokens. Leaving it out means the agent runs as usual.