Cron, but centralized.

Agents: know what machines exist — and which ones are alive

CronCommander starts with a live inventory of servers running cron jobs.

• See every registered agent in a workspace
• Organize servers by client or project with workspaces
• OS, environment tags, and last-seen status
• Quickly spot offline or unhealthy machines

This answers questions that are often hard to answer:
"Where is cron actually running?" and "Which client's server needs attention?"

Cron Jobs: one list, across all servers

Instead of SSH'ing into machines or grepping /etc/cron*, CronCommander shows all cron jobs in a workspace, across all agents.

• Job name, schedule, command, and next run
• Jobs scoped to one agent or many
• No guessing, no duplicated configs

Job details: status, history, and configuration

Each job has a dedicated detail view.

• Active / disabled status
• Success rate and average execution time
• Assigned agent and exact command
• Recent executions at a glance

Executions: what actually ran, ordered by reality

CronCommander records every execution across the fleet.

• Most recent runs first, regardless of host
• Status, duration, and start time
• Filter by job, agent, or time range
• Full audit trail for compliance

Execution details: no SSH, no log hunting

Click any execution to inspect what happened.

• Exact command
• Captured stdout and stderr
• Exit code and execution time
• Which agent ran it