Пайплайны, bounce-back и cron для ИИ-агентов на одной подписке Google AI

Важный момент: agent-pool - это MCP-сервер, который работает и в IDE, и внутри самого Gemini CLI. Воркер может сам делегировать задачи дальше - создавать подгруппы и запускать своих воркеров. На этом строится вся фрактальная оркестрация.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1014502/

#mcp #aiagents #geminicli #pipelines #cron #multiagent #orchestration #agentpool #bounceback #googleai

Пайплайны, bounce-back и cron для ИИ-агентов на одной подписке Google AI

Всем привет! Недавно я писал про мультиагентный комбайн, который работает на одной подписке Google AI - с делегацией задач в фоновый пул и кросс-модельным консенсусом в качестве киллер-фичи. Тогда всю...

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I'm back with another #FreeBSD question, specifically about `periodic`. I'd like to use `periodic daily` to occasionally scrub my ZFS pools by setting `daily_scrub_zfs_enable` to `"YES"` in `/etc/periodic.conf`. This works great on a server, because it's always on, but not so great on my laptop, because the cron is scheduled at night. I could change the time, but then it'll only run if my laptop is on at the right time.

Is there a way to schedule this so the `periodic` crons are run after booting, in case there are "missed" runs? What is the recommended approach here, use e.g. Xfce's autostart applications for this?

Edit: solved! The answer is anacron

Thanks for reading :)

#cron #periodic #zfs

Issues getting wallpaper script to run with (X)Wayland #cron #desktopbackground #2510

https://askubuntu.com/q/1564993/612

Issues getting wallpaper script to run with (X)Wayland

I'm using a script I modified from here to change my wallpaper(and in-terminal colors to match). It works when I run it from the command line, but not when I use crontab trying to make it run

Ask Ubuntu

New tool drop: Cron Expression Parser 🕐

Paste any cron expression, get a plain-English explanation + next 5 scheduled run times. Supports standard 5-field and extended 6-field (with seconds).

No server, no signup — runs in your browser.

https://dannycranmer.github.io/devtoolbox/cron-parser.html

#cron #devtools #privacy #opensource #webdev #sysadmin

Cron Expression Parser — DevToolbox

Parse and explain cron expressions. See human-readable descriptions, next 5 run times, supports standard 5-field and extended 6-field (seconds) cron. Free, private, runs in your browser.

Issues getting wallpaper script to run with (X)Wayland #scripts #cron #2510

https://askubuntu.com/q/1564993/612

Issues getting wallpaper script to run with (X)Wayland

I'm using a script I modified from here to change my wallpaper(and in-terminal colors to match). It works when I run it from the command line, but not when I use crontab trying to make it run

Ask Ubuntu

Quick cron reminder on this #TechTipThursday

*/5 * * * *
Runs every 5 minutes.

But remember: cron doesn’t care if the previous job finished. Long-running jobs can pile up fast. Sometimes a systemd timer is the better tool.

#Linux #Cron #SysAdmin #DevOps

Une aide pour générer ses tâches Cron.

Cron Generator live
https://sojinantony01.github.io/react-cron-generator/

#Cron #Shaarli2Mastodon

Cron Generator live

Cron Generator live

With #cron or #systemd timers, how can I run something every 2 minutes, except between 23:50 and 00:10?

I don't think there's a way to specify this, right? I can see having to write wrapper scripts to check the time and exit early.

#linux #unix #sysAdmin

@bubacarrsowe Re: Users / #Cron - A challenge i'm having is that I am playing audio with mpv using cron. This requires the sound system (#PipeWire) be available. Somehow, I've got to figure out how to automatically login a user (I have the #Affirmator box set to restart every day), run mpv on a cron, and have access to the sound system.

Linux sound system has been kicking my ass :) So the only way I've got it working is by running it as root.