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You can do both with the cron daemon. But pantalk can also trigger the agent after some notifications are buffered too. So that also is a trigger. You don't rea
by _pdp_ 8mo ago
You can do both with the cron daemon. But pantalk can also trigger the agent after some notifications are buffered too. So that also is a trigger. You don't really need one massive library. All operating systems have native ways to do all of these things and more.
I don't know. You can even use systemd if you like.
- zackify 8mo agoHahaha a year ago I did this. Crontab -e Run Claude -p and Claude already has mcp,'s configured so it can do anything I wanted.