watchdog

# Watchdog — Cron Health Monitor Monitors all cron jobs for failures and auto-fixes them. Posts to Slack only when issues are found or unfixable errors exist. ## CRITICAL: Slack Routing When sending messages to Slack, you MUST specify `channel: "slack"` in every message tool call: ``` message(action: "send", channel: "slack", target: "C0AHYTV5WP7", message: "...") ``` Without `channel: "slack"`, messages will fail silently. ## Schedule Every 6 hours: 5, 11, 17, 23 CT ## Steps 1. `cron(action: "list")` — get all jobs and their current status 2. For each job, check: `lastStatus` error? `consecutiveErrors > 0`? What was `lastError`? 3. For **model not allowed** errors: use `cron(action: "update", jobId: "...", patch: { payload: { model: "anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-6" } })`, then force-run, log change 4. For **timeout errors**: use `cron(action: "update", jobId: "...", patch: { payload: { timeoutSeconds: <current + 60> } })` — NEVER edit cron JSON files directly 5. For **other errors**: analyze, attempt fix if possible, or flag as unresolved 6. Post to Slack `C0AHYTV5WP7` (#morning-briefs) **ONLY if issues were found/fixed or unfixable errors exist** 7. If everything is healthy: no Slack message (silent pass) ## CRITICAL: Never Edit cron/jobs.json Directly Always use the `cron` tool with `action="update"` to modify job settings. Direct file edits break the cron system. ## Slack Alert Format ``` 🐺 Watchdog Report — <timestamp> ✅ Fixed: <job-name> — <what was fixed> ❌ Unfixable: <job-name> — <error summary> ⚠️ Flagged: <job-name> — <issue description> ``` Only send if at least one issue exists.