Schedule and manage recurring or one-shot tasks
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https://cron.memoryapi.org/mcp4 tools · 304msschedule_taskRegister a persistent cron schedule that runs even when your agent session ends. Specify a URL to call, how often, and for how long.Register a persistent cron schedule that runs even when your agent session ends. Specify a URL to call, how often, and for how long.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| agent_id* | string | Your agent identifier |
| url* | string | HTTPS URL to call on each execution |
| method | string | HTTP method: GET or POST (default: GET) |
| body | string | Optional JSON body for POST requests |
| interval_minutes* | number | How often to run (minimum 15 minutes) |
| duration_days | number | How many days to keep running (max 30, default 7) |
check_scheduleCheck the status of a cron schedule — is it active, when does it next run, how many times has it executed?Check the status of a cron schedule — is it active, when does it next run, how many times has it executed?
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| schedule_id | string | Schedule UUID from registration |
| agent_id | string | Alternatively list all schedules for this agent |
cancel_scheduleCancel an active cron schedule to stop all future executions immediately.Cancel an active cron schedule to stop all future executions immediately.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| schedule_id* | string | Schedule UUID to cancel |
| agent_id | string | Agent ID for ownership verification |
get_execution_historyView recent execution history for a schedule — status codes, response previews, and timing.View recent execution history for a schedule — status codes, response previews, and timing.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| schedule_id* | string | Schedule UUID |
| limit | number | Number of executions to return (max 50) |
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Schedule and manage recurring or one-shot tasks
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