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The session added a platform-aware Dream scheduler installer with Windows Task Scheduler support, preserved macOS launchd behavior, corrected Linux cron guidance, routed scheduled Dream runs through AI OS aggregate and Dream runner paths, and added readiness-based auth guidance that avoids credential output. *** ## Deliverables ### Files Created | File | Purpose | Lines | | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----- | | `scripts/lib/scheduler/dream-install.ts` | Platform-specific Dream scheduler helper, quoting, wrapper rendering, Task Scheduler commands, cron copy, and auth readiness warnings. | \~653 | | `scripts/lib/__tests__/dream-install.test.ts` | Windows, macOS, Linux, quoting, action, and readiness coverage for Dream scheduling. | \~241 | | `.spec_system/specs/phase38-session04-dream-scheduling-and-setup/implementation-notes.md` | Implementation evidence, commands, and verification results. | \~655 | ### Files Modified | File | Changes | | --------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | `scripts/install-dream-cron.ts` | Delegated platform behavior to the helper and added install, query, run, and uninstall actions. | | `scripts/setup.ts` | Updated scheduler setup copy and auth readiness guidance for macOS, Windows, and Linux. | | `scripts/lib/scheduler/operator-status.ts` | Aligned Dream scheduler setup guidance with AI OS runner commands. | | `scripts/lib/__tests__/platform.test.ts` | Preserved executable candidate expectations used by scheduler paths. | | `scripts/lib/__tests__/scheduler-operator-status.test.ts` | Added browser-safe scheduler setup copy assertions. | | `scripts/README_scripts.md` | Documented AI OS Dream scheduling commands and platform behavior. | | `docs/commands.md` | Updated command documentation for Dream scheduler install behavior. | | `docs/development.md` | Updated development setup and scheduler guidance. | | `docs/onboarding.md` | Updated onboarding Dream scheduler guidance. | | `docs/runbooks/ai-os-dream.md` | Updated runbook scheduler install and status guidance. | | `.spec_system/state.json` | Tracked planned and validated session workflow history before updateprd completion. | *** ## Technical Decisions 1. **AI OS runner boundary**: Scheduled Dream runs refresh aggregate data before calling `scripts/dashboard-dream-run.ts`, preserving AI OS Dream output and live-data refresh ownership. 2. **Testable platform helper**: Platform-specific command construction moved into `scripts/lib/scheduler/dream-install.ts` so Windows Task Scheduler behavior can be verified through a faithful harness on Linux. 3. **Readiness-based auth copy**: Setup warnings use provider readiness and setup-token evidence instead of printing or inferring from credential values. *** ## Test Results | Metric | Value | | -------- | ------------------------------- | | Tests | 4508 | | Passed | 4508 | | Coverage | Not collected by `bun run test` | *** ## Lessons Learned 1. Windows scheduler command construction needs centralized quoting and exact argv tests because path and shell edge cases are easy to regress. 2. Dream scheduler copy must stay aligned across CLI setup, status output, script docs, and runbooks to avoid stale macOS-only guidance. 3. Auth readiness messaging is safer when it reports provider/status labels and recovery commands only. *** ## Future Considerations Items for future sessions: 1. Exercise native Windows Task Scheduler install/query/run/uninstall on a Windows host before final Phase 38 release. 2. Revisit request-time bridge hardening in Session 05 without changing the scheduler ownership established here. 3. Keep Dream engine selection and durable storage changes scoped to Session 07. *** ## Session Statistics * **Tasks**: 20 completed * **Files Created**: 3 implementation deliverables plus workflow artifacts * **Files Modified**: 11 implementation, test, documentation, and state files * **Tests Added**: 29 focused Dream install and scheduler status tests * **Blockers**: 0 resolved --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. Learn more at gitbook.com. ## Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. 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