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Schedule, run, and manage one-time or recurring automated tasks.
This MCP tool appears simple in scope, with known connectivity to cron.memoryapi.org and code-execution capability, but the materials do not show any secret requirement or clearly excessive permissions beyond its stated purpose. The main concern is the lack of auditable source code and an unspecified license, so it is better classified as caution rather than high risk.
The materials explicitly state that no keys or environment variables are required, and no API token, OAuth credential, or local secret setup is described; based on the available information, credential leakage and abuse exposure appears low.
System checks show that the tool connects to cron.memoryapi.org; for a task-scheduling MCP, reaching its declared endpoint is a normal capability, but task contents, scheduling metadata, or related user input may be sent to that remote service, and the materials do not describe data minimization or retention practices.
The system indicates executes-code capability, meaning it may launch local processes or execute scheduled tasks; this is consistent with the normal role of such a tool, but the materials provide no details on execution scope, sandboxing, or command restrictions, so task sources and permission boundaries should be constrained.
Task scheduling commonly involves reading task definitions and possibly writing state, logs, or schedule records; the materials do not specify which files, directories, or other resources are accessed, and no clearly excessive data permissions are described, so this remains a normal but notable data-access surface.
Positive signals include distribution through the official Registry and updates within the past year; however, the source code is not auditable, the license is unspecified, and community adoption is low (0 stars), which reduces verifiability and supply-chain transparency. The trusted distribution channel lowers the risk, but caution is still warranted before production use.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
Please install the "Task Scheduler" MCP server from askskill: Run: claude mcp add --transport http 'org-memoryapi-cron' 'https://cron.memoryapi.org/mcp'
Create a task that runs every day at 9 AM to sync new customer records from the CRM to the data warehouse, and send an alert if it fails.
Returns the created scheduled task details, including run time, sync action, and failure alert settings.
Schedule a one-time task for this Friday at 5 PM to generate a weekly sales report and email it to the management team.
Returns the one-time task configuration, including execution time, report generation steps, and recipients.
List all current recurring tasks and pause the log cleanup task that runs every hour.
Returns the recurring task list and confirms that the target task has been paused.
No documentation provided
Check the source repo for usage and examples.
Schedule and manage execution timing for operations tasks and workflows.
Schedule recurring and one-time jobs with retries, priorities, and dependencies.
Track, update, and manage shared tasks through a simple TASKS.md file.
Schedule reminders, delayed callbacks, and recurring jobs for AI agents.
Schedule CalDAV events with correct timezones, validated recurrence, and single-instance edits.
Create hierarchical task lists, break down work, and track priorities and progress.