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@hachej/boring-automation

v0.1.87

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Scheduled prompt automation plugin for Boring workspace.

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@hachej/boring-automation

Trusted Boring workspace plugin for scheduled prompt automations.

Current local CLI support includes:

  • single-workspace file-backed automation metadata and canonical Markdown prompts;
  • automation and prompt management UI/routes;
  • executor-owned manual Run now operations through the host's existing workspace agent runtime;
  • read-only run history linked to normal Pi sessions;
  • partial live usage totals when the provider emits usage events;
  • deterministic current-minute cron evaluation invoked through the local loopback due endpoint.

Executable model values use explicit provider:model-id syntax. Legacy unqualified values remain editable but fail safely when run until corrected.

Execution is currently composed for trusted local CLI folder mode. Scheduling has no background timer: user-owned cron/systemd may invoke POST /api/v1/boring-automation/due once per minute while the CLI server is running. Missed minutes are not backfilled.

Hosted persistence and creator-scoped execution are available in full-app. The deployment migration callback is runBoringAutomationMigrations; configure BORING_AUTOMATION_TRIGGER_TOKEN and have the platform scheduler invoke POST /api/v1/boring-automation/due/hosted with Authorization: Bearer <token>. The endpoint re-checks each creator and fails closed when authorization is lost. It has no hidden timer.