MCP server for cron silent-failure detection across crontab, systemd, and OpenClaw schedulers.
MCP server for catching cron silent failures — when scheduled jobs exit 0 with empty output, when retry storms run away, when action budgets leak. Surfaces overdue jobs, length anomalies, and silent-fail patterns to any Claude or MCP-aware agent. Works with system cron, systemd timers, OpenClaw cron logs, and any JSONL run-log out of the box. Keywords: AI agent monitoring, cron health,…
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MCP server for catching cron silent failures — when scheduled jobs exit 0 with empty output, when retry storms run away, when action budgets leak. Surfaces overdue jobs, length anomalies, and silent-fail patterns to any Claude or MCP-aware agent. Works with system cron, systemd timers, OpenClaw cron logs, and any JSONL run-log out of the box. Keywords: AI agent monitoring, cron health, scheduled-task observability, production AI ops. []( [](./tests) [](./LICENSE) []( []( Real silent failures…
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