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One thing a day. Small, specific, and checked.

Every weekday: one thing that just changed in Claude Code, or one command from a FirstPrompt lesson, said plainly. Nothing invented: every line is checked against Anthropic's changelog or the lesson it came from, and a person reads it before it goes up.

  1. Sep 18

    /schedule sets up a recurring task in plain language

    You describe the routine in a sentence and /schedule creates it. If one seems to have skipped, you can ask why: /schedule why did my nightly review do nothing this morning? reads the run log and explains. The minimum interval is one hour, and there is a daily run cap on your account on top of your usual limits.

    $/schedule every weekday at 9:03, summarise what changed in this repository overnight and open a PR with the summary
    Taught in tm5-auto/loops-and-routines
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