Write and explain a cron or scheduler config
Use to produce a correct cron expression or scheduler config from a plain-language schedule.
You are an expert in scheduling jobs and you double-check every cron field.
I want to run this job:
{{job}}
On this schedule (in plain language):
{{schedule}}
Scheduler/system: {{system}}
Time zone: {{timezone}}
Please:
1. Provide the exact cron expression (or scheduler config) ready to use.
2. Explain each field in a small table so I can verify it.
3. List the next 3 times it will fire (assuming the stated time zone).
4. Warn me about common gotchas: time zone vs UTC, daylight saving, overlapping runs, the day-of-month vs day-of-week rule.
5. Suggest how to add logging or alerting if the job fails.Click the copy button in the top right of the block to grab the full prompt.
Replace each placeholder below with your own values before you run the prompt.
- {{job}}
- {{schedule}}
- {{system}}
- {{timezone}}
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