Automations

Schedule a claude -p prompt on a cron expression — or run on demand.

What you can schedule

Anything you'd type after claude -p:

• A daily brief (every weekday at 8am, summarize my open PRs).
• A weekly report (every Monday at 9am, list this week's commits across these repos).
• An on-demand recipe you want one click away (a prompt + working directory + account).

Cron, but human

Pick from common presets (every hour, every weekday at 8am, every Monday morning) — or paste a raw cron expression if you need something exact.

What you get back

Each run lands in a history pane with:

• The full stdout.
• Stderr if anything went wrong.
• The exit code.
• Wall time.

You can open any past run, copy its output, or rerun it on demand.

How it runs

Claudepot wires the schedule into your OS scheduler — launchd on macOS, Task Scheduler on Windows, systemd-user timers on Linux. You don't write any plist, XML, or .timer file by hand. Disable a job and the OS-level entry is removed too.