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cronstable MCP Server

Name: ptweezy/cronstable
Rating: 4.1 (1 reviews)
Author: ptweezy

ptweezy/cronstable

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A job scheduler with retries, alerts, saved run history, workflows, and dashboards for single machines and clusters.

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Overview

ptweezy/cronstable is a Python tool licensed under MIT. A job scheduler with retries, alerts, saved run history, workflows, and dashboards for single machines and clusters. Topics: containers, cron, cronjob, crontab, daemon, devops, docker, job-scheduler, python, scheduler, scheduling, self-hosted, yaml, linux, macos, kubernetes, windows, homelab, tui, mcp-server.

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Has 18 contributors.

Actively maintained with commits in the last week.

Ecosystem

Python MIT

containerscroncronjobcrontabdaemondevopsdockerjob-schedulerpythonschedulerschedulingself-hostedyamllinuxmacoskuberneteswindowshomelabtuimcp-server

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Stars 15% 131

131 stars → growing community

Freshness 25% 4d ago

Last commit 4d ago → actively maintained

Issue Health 25% 50%

1/2 issues closed → decent issue management

Contributors 10% 18

18 contributors → active community

Dependents 25% 0

No dependents → no downstream usage

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Forks 2

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Stars: 131
Forks: 2
Open Issues: 1
Closed Issues: 1
Contributors: 18
Dependents: —
Language: Python
License: MIT
Last Commit: 4d ago

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From the README

# 

/ kraahn-stuh-bl /

cronstable is a feature-rich job scheduler and simple workflow orchestrator for anything from a single machine to a cluster,
built with efficiency, security, and stability in mind. It runs your commands
on a schedule, defined in YAML or loaded from an existing crontab, and adds
retries, alerts, saved run history, workflows, and dashboards for the web, the
terminal, and iOS.

## Why cronstable?

### Scheduling

* **YAML and classic crontab files**: define jobs in YAML, or load an existing
  crontab (see [classic crontab files](#classic-crontab-files)).
* **Business-day and hashed schedules**: run on the last weekday of the month
  or the third Friday, and spread a fleet's jobs across the hour with `H` (see
  [schedules](#schedules)).
* **Second-level schedules and time zones**: run jobs as often as every
  second, and evaluate each job's schedule in any time zone (see
  [second-level schedules](#second-level-schedules) and
  [time zones](#time-zones)).
* **iCal c

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