/schedule-run

description: Manually run a scheduled task immediately
allowed-tools: Read, Write, Bash

Run Scheduled Task

Execute a scheduled task immediately, bypassing its schedule trigger.

Usage

/schedule run <task-id-or-name>

Process

1. **Find Task**

• Search by ID or name
• Load task configuration

2. **Confirm Execution**

• Show task details
• Ask for confirmation (optional, can skip with --yes flag)

3. **Execute Task**

• Run the configured command
• Stream output to user
• Record execution in history

4. **Report Results**

• Show execution status (success/failure)
• Show duration
• Show any output or errors

Example Interaction

User: /schedule run daily-review

Claude: Running task: Daily Code Review

Command: /review-code --scope=yesterday
Working directory: /Users/home/projects/myapp

[Executing...]

--- Task Output ---
Reviewing commits from yesterday...
Found 3 commits to review.

Commit abc123: Add user authentication
- Good: Proper input validation
- Suggestion: Consider rate limiting

...

--- End Output ---

Task completed successfully in 45 seconds.

Options

Via `$ARGUMENTS`:

• Task ID or name (required)

Error Handling

**Task not found:**

Task "xyz" not found.

Run /schedule list to see available tasks.

**Task disabled:**

Task "weekly-audit" is currently disabled.

Would you like to run it anyway? (y/n)
> y

**Execution failure:**

Task failed with exit code 1.

Error output:
  Error: Could not connect to repository

Check the full log at: ~/.claude/logs/a1b2c3d4.log

Execution Recording

After running, update the task's execution history:

• Record start/end time
• Record status (success/failure/timeout)
• Record triggered by "manual"
• Truncate and store output

This history is visible in `/schedule logs`.