Run one project command on a recurring cron and inspect its output.
A scheduled command runs an existing project command on a cron. Use it for a direct, repeatable task such as validation or a repository script.Use an agent bundle instead when the work needs a goal, tools, judgment, or a review policy.
Cron uses standard five-field syntax. Fimo runs the command from the project root in the selected Branch. The current checkout selects the Branch by default, or you can pass --branch <name>.The schedule policy shown by list and show is the source of truth for the current cadence and availability.
Pausing stops future cron runs and keeps the schedule history.Fimo suspends a schedule after three consecutive failed runs on the same Branch, regardless of the error. This includes failures while preparing the run, missing secrets, command errors, and timeouts. A successful run resets the streak. Skipped ticks do not count either way.A suspended schedule keeps its active-schedule slot but does not start more runs. Review the latest failure, fix the cause, then use Resume in Studio or fimo schedules resume <name>. Resume gives the schedule a fresh retry streak. Editing an unsuspended schedule also starts a fresh streak. A new deployment does not resume a suspended schedule.
