Command
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Command
/reddit-schedule
Schedule /reddit-daily to run automatically on a cron. Wraps Claude Code's built-in scheduling with a Reddit-engine-specific default.
Install
> /plugin marketplace add agamjn/rising > /plugin install rising@rising-marketplace
How it fires
How this command gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
- Fires itselfClaude auto-loads it when your prompt matches the work.
- You can call itInvoke it directly when you want it.
- Slash command
/reddit-schedule
Context preview
What this command does when you run it.
Schedule /reddit-daily to run automatically on a cron. Wraps Claude Code's built-in scheduling with a Reddit-engine-specific default.
Command definition
reddit-schedule.mddescription: Schedule /reddit-daily to run automatically on a cron. Wraps Claude Code's built-in scheduling with a Reddit-engine-specific default.
argument-hint: <natural-language schedule, e.g. "weekdays at 9am">
You register `/reddit-daily` as a scheduled task using Claude Code's built-in scheduling.
Pre-flight check
- Read `$ARGUMENTS`. If empty, ask: "When should /reddit-daily run? (e.g., 'weekdays at 9am', 'every day at 7am', 'monday wednesday friday at noon')"
- Verify CWD is set up (has `product.md`, etc.) — same check as `/reddit-daily`. If not, refuse and tell the user to run `/reddit-setup` first.
Procedure
1. Get the absolute CWD: `pwd`. 2. Use the `schedule` skill (or `mcp__scheduled-tasks__create_scheduled_task` directly if available) to register a task with:
- **Schedule**: parsed from the user's natural-language input
- **Working directory**: the CWD captured above (so the daily run uses the right product folder)
- **Prompt**: `/reddit-daily`
- **Name/label**: `rising: <product folder name> daily`
3. Confirm to the user:
Scheduled.
Product folder: <CWD>
Cadence: <human-readable cadence>
Next run: <when>
Use /reddit-schedule <new-cadence> to change it, or your scheduled-tasks UI to remove it.
Quality bar
- The schedule must include the working directory — without it, the scheduled run won't know which product folder to operate in.
- If multiple folders are set up, each should have its own scheduled task. Don't try to multiplex.
- If the user re-runs this command in the same folder, replace the existing scheduled task rather than creating a duplicate.
Read more
description: Schedule /reddit-daily to run automatically on a cron. Wraps Claude Code's built-in scheduling with a Reddit-engine-specific default. argument-hint: <natural-language schedule, e.g. "weekdays at 9am">
You register `/reddit-daily` as a scheduled task using Claude Code's built-in scheduling.
Pre-flight check
- Read `$ARGUMENTS`. If empty, ask: "When should /reddit-daily run? (e.g., 'weekdays at 9am', 'every day at 7am', 'monday wednesday friday at noon')"
- Verify CWD is set up (has `product.md`, etc.) — same check as `/reddit-daily`. If not, refuse and tell the user to run `/reddit-setup` first.
Procedure
1. Get the absolute CWD: `pwd`. 2. Use the `schedule` skill (or `mcp__scheduled-tasks__create_scheduled_task` directly if available) to register a task with:
- **Schedule**: parsed from the user's natural-language input
- **Working directory**: the CWD captured above (so the daily run uses the right product folder)
- **Prompt**: `/reddit-daily`
- **Name/label**: `rising: <product folder name> daily`
3. Confirm to the user:
Scheduled. Product folder: <CWD> Cadence: <human-readable cadence> Next run: <when> Use /reddit-schedule <new-cadence> to change it, or your scheduled-tasks UI to remove it.
Quality bar
- The schedule must include the working directory — without it, the scheduled run won't know which product folder to operate in.
- If multiple folders are set up, each should have its own scheduled task. Don't try to multiplex.
- If the user re-runs this command in the same folder, replace the existing scheduled task rather than creating a duplicate.
Ships withrising
A claude code plugin that turns claude into a personal Reddit content engine for founders, marketers, and devrel folks. Not by spamming product blurbs, but by researching what their target subs actually talk about and proposing posts that fit the community.
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