Schedule

Legacy v1 time-based trigger or recurring cadence. In the SmoothTiger/SmoothRiver v2 direction, processkit no longer presents Schedule as a first-class shipped entity surface. Use Binding(type=time-window) with conditions.recurrence_rule for the durable contract; an external runner still performs execution.

ID prefix	SCHED (legacy v1)
State machine	none
MCP server	none
Skill	schedule-management (legacy authoring guidance)

v2 replacement

Use the binding-management server's create_time_window path for time windows. pk-doctor's v2_contracts check requires Binding(type=time-window) records to include conditions.recurrence_rule.

Fields

Required

Field	Type	Description
name	string	Kebab-case identifier
description	string	Human-readable summary
cadence	enum	daily · weekly · monthly · quarterly · adhoc · custom

Optional

Field	Type	Description
cron	string	Standard cron expression for machine scheduling
timezone	string	IANA timezone name (e.g. Europe/Berlin)
triggers	object[]	What this schedule fires (processes, reminders, events)
active	boolean	false = suspended (default: true)
last_run	datetime	Advisory — set by whoever runs the schedule
next_run	datetime	Advisory — set by runner

Example

---
apiVersion: processkit.projectious.work/v1
kind: Schedule
metadata:
  id: SCHED-20260411_0915-CalmGlen-weekly-standup
  created: '2026-04-11T09:15:00Z'
spec:
  name: weekly-standup
  description: Fire the standup-context skill every Monday morning.
  cadence: weekly
  cron: "0 9 * * 1"
  timezone: Europe/London
  triggers:
    - kind: skill
      skill: standup-context
  active: true
---

Notes

• Legacy v1 Schedule records are documentation for migration only. In v2, an external runner reads Binding(type=time-window) records and fires the target at the right time.
• last_run and next_run are advisory fields set by the runner — not enforced by processkit on legacy records.
• Scope a recurring cadence by binding the governed WorkItem, Artifact, or Scope through type: time-window; do not create new schedule-scope Bindings.