CronCreate confirmation message incorrectly states 7-day expiry (actual is 3 days)
Resolved 💬 2 comments Opened Mar 23, 2026 by nicksylva-claude Closed Apr 21, 2026
Bug Report
Description:
The CronCreate tool confirmation message says:
"Auto-expires after 7 days."
However, the scheduled tasks documentation clearly states under Three-day expiry:
"Recurring tasks automatically expire 3 days after creation."
Impact:
This discrepancy in the tool confirmation message causes Claude to give users incorrect information about task expiry, which can lead to:
- Renewal jobs being scheduled too infrequently (e.g. every 6 days instead of every 2)
- Users’ scheduled tasks silently expiring before expected
Expected behavior:
The CronCreate confirmation message should say "Auto-expires after 3 days" to match the documented behavior.
Suggested fix:
Update the confirmation message returned by CronCreate from 7 days to 3 days.
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