Schedule tool: scheduling as a regular Tool (replaces Scheduler)#2
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Expose scheduling as a regular ToolInterface: the agent calls 'schedule' with {after_seconds, message} and the user gets a one-shot reminder at that time. Each scheduled item is its own coroutine that awaits delay() then fires — no central timer loop, real wall-clock delays.
Removes src/Scheduler.php (logical-clock every/tick/run) and its test in favour of this. bin/claw wires the tool with the conversation's send() as the delivery sink. Reminders are in-memory and one-shot (not persisted yet).
74 tests, PHPStan level 8, php-cs-fixer — all green.
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What
Turns scheduling into a regular
ToolInterfacethe agent invokes, instead of a separateSchedulerclass wired inbin/claw.src/Tool/ScheduleTool.php— toolschedulewith input{ after_seconds, message }. The user gets a one-shot reminder (⏰ <message>) at that time.awaitsdelay()then fires — no centralrun()/tick()loop, no logical clock, real wall-clock delays. This replaces the previous interval/tick design.src/Scheduler.phpandtests/SchedulerTest.php.bin/clawwires the tool with the conversation'ssend(...)as its delivery sink, so the tool stays decoupled from the Chat layer (it receives a\Closure(string): void).READMEstatus,ARCHITECTURE.mdfile layout).Behaviour & limits
risk = Safe(no confirmation prompt).Tests
tests/Tool/ScheduleToolTest.php: delivery after a real timed delay + input validation.74 tests pass, PHPStan level 8 clean, php-cs-fixer clean.