Scheduled Task Management

Productivity

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Scheduled Task Management Skill

Users can configure scheduled push tasks. Hone will execute them automatically at the specified time and push the result. Each user can have up to 5 scheduled tasks.

Tool Guide

Action	Tool call
Add a task	`cron_job(action="add", name="task name", hour=9, minute=30, repeat="workday", task_prompt="...")`
List all tasks	`cron_job(action="list")`
Cancel by ID	`cron_job(action="remove", job_id="task id")`
Cancel by name	`cron_job(action="remove", name="Musk")`
Update by ID	`cron_job(action="update", job_id="task id", hour=14, minute=43)`
Update by name	`cron_job(action="update", name="Musk", hour=14, minute=43)`

Parameter Reference

repeat values:

Value	Meaning
`daily`	Every day
`weekly`	Every week (requires `weekday`, where 0 = Monday and 6 = Sunday)
`workday`	Weekdays only (Monday through Friday)
`trading_day`	Trading days only (excluding holidays)
`holiday`	Holidays and weekends
`once`	Run once

push_type values:

Value	Meaning
`analysis`	Research briefing
`portfolio_news`	Portfolio news
`earnings_calendar`	Earnings calendar
`price_alert`	Price threshold alert

Natural-Language Examples

"Every day at 8 AM" -> hour=8, minute=0, repeat="daily"
"9:30 AM every Monday" -> hour=9, minute=30, repeat="weekly", weekday=0
"9:30 AM on workdays" -> hour=9, minute=30, repeat="workday"
"Alert me when AAPL hits 200" -> push_type="price_alert", symbols=["AAPL"], threshold=200, direction="above"
task_prompt should summarize what the scheduled task should do, such as "summarize the latest portfolio updates"

Strict Rules

Any add, update, or cancel action must actually call the cron_job tool; never reply "updated" or "added" without calling the tool
Updates are single-step: call update directly, and the tool saves immediately without extra confirmation
You must check the success field in the tool response. If it is false, do not say the task succeeded; explain the error and retry.
Prefer job_id for exact matching. If job_id is unknown, you may pass a name keyword and let the tool find the unique match

Event-Driven Reminder Linkage

If the current context involves the user's holdings or a portfolio-focused scheduled task, proactively check for major events instead of delegating to another skill:

Call portfolio(action="get") to inspect holdings when the user asks for portfolio-linked reminders or briefings
Use data_fetch(data_type="earnings_calendar") for near-term earnings, and use web_search for other major catalysts such as product launches, FDA decisions, or management events when relevant
If a major event is found within the next few days, automatically add a one-time reminder with cron_job(action="add")
In the user-facing reply, explicitly say that the reminder task has already been scheduled and why