schedule Power

Internal scheduling infrastructure for power actions and delayed or timed redispatch

schedule is an infrastructure concept for delayed power actions.

It is responsible for polling scheduled jobs and redispatching due power actions. In the current user-facing CLI, it is not a standalone power that you start, stop, or call with business actions.

Main shape

  • persistent action jobs
  • runtime polling and recovery
  • no business actions

What it is for

Use action scheduling as a mental model when you want to understand:

  • why scheduling belongs to power lifecycle instead of the top-level agent shell
  • how delayed power actions are re-invoked
  • why it belongs to the Power runtime rather than a top-level CLI command

How users use it

Action scheduling is currently internal Power runtime infrastructure and has no standalone CLI management command. Use the task Power for user-managed, reusable automation.

Important semantics

  • it mainly polls PowerScheduleStore
  • it restarts interrupted running jobs back to pending on startup recovery
  • it is a core infrastructure pattern, not a normal user-facing business power

Public status

Action scheduling is platform infrastructure rather than a normal public SDK capability power.