agent-cronjob

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Add it to any MCP client that supports remote servers.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "agent-cronjob": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://cronjob.agentasy.ai/mcp"
    }
  }
}

15 tools

• create_job

  Step 1. Register your webhook and schedule (no account, no API key). Returns job_id and a one-time setup_token, and POSTs a url_verification challenge to webhook_url. Your webhook must answer it (echo: reply 2xx {"challenge":"<same>"}) — then call claim_credentials. Or reply 2xx…

• verify_challenge

  Step 2 (callback mode). Send back the challenge value your webhook received. On success the result holds hmac_secret and management_token — SHOWN ONCE, store them now. (REST: POST /v1/jobs/{id}/verify)

• claim_credentials

  Step 3. Poll verification state with the setup_token. The first call after the webhook is verified returns hmac_secret (signs triggers) and management_token (manages the job) — SHOWN ONCE, store them now; later calls say credentials: "already_issued". (REST: GET…

• retry_challenge

  Re-send a fresh url_verification challenge to your webhook (at most 5 re-sends (6 challenges in total), at least 60 s apart). The previous challenge stops working. (REST: POST /v1/jobs/{id}/verification/retry)

• list_jobs

  Status of every job you hold a management token for. There are no accounts, so pass each {job_id, management_token} pair (up to 20); a pair without management_token uses the Authorization header. (REST: GET /v1/jobs/{id} (once per job))

• get_job

  Settings, status, next_run_at, run_count and credential prefixes of one job (webhook path masked). (REST: GET /v1/jobs/{id})

• update_job

  Change a job in place: signature_in_body (true = triggers also carry cronjob_signature in the JSON body, for platforms that drop the X-Cronjob-* headers; applies from the next attempt sent) and/or max_runs. Raising max_runs on a job completed with max_runs_reached reactivates it…

• pause_job

  Stop triggering (idempotent). Schedule points while paused are not made up later. (REST: POST /v1/jobs/{id}/pause)

• resume_job

  Resume a paused or disabled job from its next schedule point; resets consecutive_failures. (REST: POST /v1/jobs/{id}/resume)

• delete_job

  Stop the job forever and revoke all its credentials. Cannot be undone. (REST: DELETE /v1/jobs/{id})

• get_deliveries

  Trigger log, newest first: scheduled_at, first attempt time, delay, attempts, status and last response code of each run. since/until (ISO 8601) filter scheduled_at; page with next_cursor. (REST: GET /v1/jobs/{id}/runs)

• get_run

  One run and each delivery attempt: sent_at, response status, duration, error and next retry. (REST: GET /v1/jobs/{id}/runs/{run_id})

• get_stats

  On-time rate, p50/p95 first-attempt delay and success rate over a window (default 24h). (REST: GET /v1/jobs/{id}/stats)

• rotate_secret

  New hmac_secret (SHOWN ONCE, store it now). Until previous.expires_at (grace_sec, default 24 h) triggers carry two v1= signatures, new first. (REST: POST /v1/jobs/{id}/rotate-secret)

• rotate_token

  New management_token (SHOWN ONCE, store it now). The old one stops working after grace_sec (default 0 = immediately). (REST: POST /v1/jobs/{id}/rotate-token)

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