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# Routines Skill Schedule agents to run on a cron schedule or one-shot at a specific time. Routines are YAML jobs that specify which agent runs, when, what task, and execution constraints. ## What a routine is A YAML job with four parts: - **Which agent** — claude, codex, antigravity, cursor, opencode - **When** — cron schedule (recurring) or specific time (one-shot) - **What task** — the prompt for the agent - **Execution constraints** — mode, effort, timeout The background scheduler auto-starts the first time you add a routine. ## Quickstart: recurring (cron) ```bash # Every weekday at 9 AM agents routines add daily-standup \ --schedule "0 9 * * 1-5" \ --agent claude \ --project-anchor agents-cli \ --cwd apps/cli \ --prompt "Draft standup from git log" ``` ## Execution context and readiness Use one execution project plus an optional portable working directory: ```bash agents routines add daily-standup \ --project-anchor agents-cli \ --cwd apps/cli \ --schedule "0 9 * * 1-5" \ --agent claude \ --prompt "Draft standup from git log" ``` - `--project-anchor` selects the singular execution project. The existing repeatable `--project` flag is grouping metadata only. - A relative `--cwd` resolves against that project's configured path. If a Linear-imported project has no checkout binding, or there is no project, it resolves against the execution device user's home. - `repo` is Git/cloud/webhook identity, not a local checkout path. - Agent and w