Let your AI agent schedule HTTP requests.
If your agent can make authenticated HTTP calls, it can create, update, pause, resume, run, and inspect Cronbolt jobs through the API.
Give it bounded access
Issue a revocable API key for one project. Send it asX-API-Keyand keep the secret out of prompts, logs, and source code.
Let the agent manage schedules
An agent can preview a five-field cron expression, create an HTTP job, change its schedule, pause it, run it immediately, or inspect recent attempts.
Keep the same human view
Jobs created through the API also appear in the dashboard. You can review schedules, run history, and project usage without giving the agent a browser session.
A clear boundary
Cronbolt schedules calls to existing public HTTP endpoints. It does not host agents, run agent code, execute scripts, or build workflow graphs.
A small, explicit agent flow
- 1. Set up accessA person creates the project and gives the agent a scoped key.
- 2. Create the jobThe agent sends a schedule and public callback target as JSON.
- 3. Inspect the resultThe agent reads redacted run metadata and takes the next action.
Start with the cron job API overview, then use the copyable requests in the API quickstart.