cool.cron/croncool

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v0.1.1cool.cronUnknownUpdated 4d ago

Check your cron jobs, recent runs, workflows and webhooks, and run a job now when you confirm.

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list_projectsList a bounded set of Croncool projects the authenticated user can access. Returns only the project id needed for follow-up calls, display name, and creation time; workflow callback configuration and secrets are excluded.

List a bounded set of Croncool projects the authenticated user can access. Returns only the project id needed for follow-up calls, display name, and creation time; workflow callback configuration and secrets are excluded.

ParameterTypeDescription
limitintegerMaximum number of projects to return (default 50, max 100)
list_jobsList a bounded page of Croncool jobs in the authenticated organization, optionally filtered by exact project id. Returns safe scheduling metadata and target origins only; request payloads and credential-bearing URL paths, queries, fragments, or userinfo are excluded. Reuse nextCursor with the same…

List a bounded page of Croncool jobs in the authenticated organization, optionally filtered by exact project id. Returns safe scheduling metadata and target origins only; request payloads and credential-bearing URL paths, queries, fragments, or userinfo are excluded. Reuse nextCursor with the same…

ParameterTypeDescription
projectIdstringOnly return jobs owned by this exact project id
limitintegerMaximum number of jobs to return (default 20, max 100)
cursorstringOpaque nextCursor from an earlier list_jobs call with the same project filter
get_jobFetch a single Croncool cron job by exact id. Returns safe scheduling metadata and only the target HTTP(S) origin; request payloads and credential-bearing URL paths, queries, fragments, or userinfo are never returned. Jobs owned by another organization are reported as not found.

Fetch a single Croncool cron job by exact id. Returns safe scheduling metadata and only the target HTTP(S) origin; request payloads and credential-bearing URL paths, queries, fragments, or userinfo are never returned. Jobs owned by another organization are reported as not found.

ParameterTypeDescription
jobId*stringJob id (uuid)
run_jobTrigger one existing Croncool job by exact id immediately, outside its schedule. This is destructive under host review policy, open-world, and non-idempotent: every call can send the configured request again and cause downstream writes, messages, billing, or third-party effects. First call get_job,…

Trigger one existing Croncool job by exact id immediately, outside its schedule. This is destructive under host review policy, open-world, and non-idempotent: every call can send the configured request again and cause downstream writes, messages, billing, or third-party effects. First call get_job,…

ParameterTypeDescription
jobId*stringJob id (uuid) of the job to run immediately
get_job_runsFetch a bounded execution history for one exact Croncool job id, most recent first. Returns execution id, status, HTTP status, duration, and timestamp only; response bodies, errors, job request payloads, and credentials are excluded. Use this after run_job to verify the recorded outcome instead of…

Fetch a bounded execution history for one exact Croncool job id, most recent first. Returns execution id, status, HTTP status, duration, and timestamp only; response bodies, errors, job request payloads, and credentials are excluded. Use this after run_job to verify the recorded outcome instead of…

ParameterTypeDescription
jobId*stringJob id (uuid) to fetch execution history for
limitintegerMaximum number of executions to return (default 20, max 100)
list_workflowsList a bounded set of durable workflows for one exact Croncool project id with per-status run counts and most recent run time. Workflow inputs, outputs, error messages, callback configuration, and secrets are excluded.

List a bounded set of durable workflows for one exact Croncool project id with per-status run counts and most recent run time. Workflow inputs, outputs, error messages, callback configuration, and secrets are excluded.

ParameterTypeDescription
projectId*stringProject id whose workflows should be listed (required)
limitintegerMaximum number of workflows to return (default 50, max 100)
list_workflow_runsList a bounded page of durable workflow runs for one exact Croncool project id, optionally filtered by workflow name and status. Returns only run identity, status, timings, and machine error code; workflow inputs, outputs, and error messages are excluded. Reuse nextCursor with identical filters to…

List a bounded page of durable workflow runs for one exact Croncool project id, optionally filtered by workflow name and status. Returns only run identity, status, timings, and machine error code; workflow inputs, outputs, and error messages are excluded. Reuse nextCursor with identical filters to…

ParameterTypeDescription
projectId*stringProject id whose workflow runs should be listed (required)
workflowNamestringOnly return runs of this workflow
statusstringOnly return runs in this status
limitintegerMaximum number of runs to return (default 20, max 100)
sortstringOrder of the returned runs (default newest first)
cursorstringOpaque nextCursor from an earlier call with the same project, workflow, status, and sort filters
get_workflow_runFetch one durable workflow run by exact project id and run id together with a bounded set of steps. Returns status/timing metadata and machine error codes only; workflow inputs, outputs, error messages, deployment details, and ownership fields are excluded. Cross-organization ids are reported as no…

Fetch one durable workflow run by exact project id and run id together with a bounded set of steps. Returns status/timing metadata and machine error codes only; workflow inputs, outputs, error messages, deployment details, and ownership fields are excluded. Cross-organization ids are reported as no…

ParameterTypeDescription
projectId*stringProject id owning the run (required)
runId*stringWorkflow run id
stepLimitintegerMaximum number of steps to return (default 50, max 200)
list_webhook_subscriptionsList a bounded set of webhook delivery-health records in the authenticated Croncool organization, optionally filtered by exact project id. Returns endpoint origins, event filters, active state, failure counts, and delivery times. Full endpoint paths/queries, signing secrets, payloads, and ownership…

List a bounded set of webhook delivery-health records in the authenticated Croncool organization, optionally filtered by exact project id. Returns endpoint origins, event filters, active state, failure counts, and delivery times. Full endpoint paths/queries, signing secrets, payloads, and ownership…

ParameterTypeDescription
projectIdstringOnly return subscriptions of this project
limitintegerMaximum number of subscriptions to return (default 20, max 100)
show_project_overviewRender a bounded overview for one known Croncool project id. Use after list_projects. Shows safe project metadata and up to 12 tenant-scoped jobs with target origins only; job request payloads, credential-bearing target paths/queries, organization fields, and workflow callback secrets are excluded.

Render a bounded overview for one known Croncool project id. Use after list_projects. Shows safe project metadata and up to 12 tenant-scoped jobs with target origins only; job request payloads, credential-bearing target paths/queries, organization fields, and workflow callback secrets are excluded.

ParameterTypeDescription
projectId*stringCroncool project id to render

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