Most AI agents wait. They sit idle until a human types something, respond, then go back to waiting.
Garudust Agent can be different. With garudust-cron, you schedule tasks using standard cron syntax — the agent wakes up, runs a full LLM loop with all its tools, and goes back to sleep. No human required.
This post shows you exactly how to configure it, with the correct syntax pulled straight from the source.
How It Works
garudust-cron is a crate within the Garudust workspace. When a scheduled trigger fires, it calls agent.run(task) — the same code path as a user typing a message. The agent has access to all its configured tools: file read/write, terminal, RAG, web search, and anything else you've enabled.
