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How to run audits on a schedule when no turn is active with P3 Stack

Schedule repeated audit or overnight runs that fire without an open conversation.

Who it is forA maintainer who wants regular checks on a repo, such as a nightly audit, without starting each run by hand.

The problemRecurring audits get skipped when they depend on someone opening a session and typing a command.

The outcomeAn audit runs on the cadence you set, and its results are available in the thread.

What you need first

  • T3 Code installed, since install.sh links skills for it to read
  • git and a shell to run install.sh
  • At least one model provider available through T3 Code's orchestrator_capabilities
  • A git repository to work on

Steps

  1. Install the skills with ./install.sh from the P3 Stack clone.
  2. Run /p3-mode and pick the autonomous run playbook for the audit you want.
  3. Have the agent call schedule_task with the audit prompt and the cadence you want.
  4. Leave the schedule running; it fires even when no turn is active.
  5. Read the thread output after each run and act on findings.

Prompt for your agent

In the repo at <repo-path>, use schedule_task to run <audit description> on a <cadence> schedule. Expected output: a scheduled entry and a result in the thread after the first run. Verify that a run happens with no open turn.

Caveat. The README does not list the cadence syntax schedule_task accepts, so check the tool's own input before writing your schedule.

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