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A free, open-source desktop app for AI coworking with built-in agents, multi-model support, and 24/7 automation.
A fully-featured, open source job scheduling library for .NET applications.
A fully-featured, open source job scheduling library for .NET applications.
A distributed lock for scheduled tasks ensuring at-most-once execution across multiple nodes.
A polyglot workflow automation platform that orchestrates self-contained agents written in any language, enabling periodic execution, polling, and event-driven orchestration.
A Laravel driver for the Backup Manager, enabling database backup and restore operations with multiple storage destinations.
A self-hosted tool to automatically download video or audio from YouTube channels on a schedule using yt-dlp.
A simple, reliable jobs queue for Meteor.js with MongoDB integration and async/await support.
A type-safe, persistent, embedded task queue and background job runner for Go applications using SQLite, with a built-in web monitoring UI.
A lightweight .NET library for durable asynchronous messaging using a database as a queue, enabling background processing and event-driven workflows.
A Slack bot written in Elixir with responders for maps, quotes, uptime monitoring, and automated notifications.
Pull data from Supabase to Google Sheets using Google Apps Script with configurable refresh triggers.
A task and jobs runner for Meteor.js applications with support for clusters and multiple instances.
A GitHub Action that updates a gist with global or country-specific coronavirus statistics.
Updates a pinned GitHub Gist with a random hitokoto (a short, meaningful quote) on a scheduled basis.
An Adobe Air Native Extension for Android that schedules and executes tasks at specific times, even when the app is closed.
A Dropwizard plugin that integrates the Quartz scheduler to create background jobs for scheduled and recurring tasks.
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