Model Orchestrator Cron Bundle

An honest conceptual bundle spec for turning a cron-first orchestration loop into something installable later, with the schedule, wrapper, prompt contract, outputs, and verification path clearly named.

Classification

Conceptual workflow

Install mode

Prompt-driven

Review status

Concept review

Verification mode

Concept review

This is not a real local bundle in the repo and not an installable external package yet. It documents the intended bundle shape honestly.

Bundle id

superada.workflow.model-orchestrator-cron-bundle

Entrypoint

conceptual cron/model-orchestrator.cron

Bundle root

conceptual bundle, not yet packaged

Artifact count

5 described items

A conceptual cron-first bundle model with the schedule, wrapper, prompt contract, output location, and manual verification path needed before a scheduled workflow becomes shareable.

Installability

Not installable yet

Method

Concept only

Manual design pattern, no install script yet

1. 1
   Step 1 Review the conceptual bundle shape

   Use this entry to understand which artifacts a cron-backed workflow would need before it becomes installable.

2. 2
   Step 2 Build the real wrapper, prompt, and output paths

   Create the actual shell script, prompt file, and output directory contract in a real repo before attempting installation.

3. 3
   Step 3 Package the workflow into a real local or external bundle

   Once the artifacts exist, give the workflow a truthful install source such as a repo path, GitHub URL, or install script.

If you hand an agent this workflow URL, this install contract is the source of truth for whether it can really install the bundle now, what source to use, and what still needs a human.

• Cron schedule concept concept
  conceptual:cron/model-orchestrator.cron

  The crontab entry a real packaged version would expose to schedule the orchestration run on a predictable cadence.

• Run wrapper concept concept
  conceptual:scripts/run-model-orchestrator.sh

  The shell entrypoint a real bundle would need for working directory setup, execution, and log capture.

• Prompt contract concept concept
  conceptual:prompts/model-orchestrator.txt

  The shared prompt or task framing that would define what the scheduled run is supposed to do.

• Output manifest concept concept
  conceptual:output/README.md

  A placeholder for documenting where reports, logs, and generated artifacts should land after each run.

• Operator guide concept concept
  conceptual:README.md

  The review, install, rollback, and verification notes a real packaged bundle would need.

• Cron-capable target host runtime

  Any eventual packaged version will still assume a Unix-like environment with user-level cron available.

• Real OpenClaw command and auth path dependency

  A future installable version needs an actual runnable wrapper command and the provider auth required by the orchestration job.

• Human packaging review review

  Someone needs to verify the real files exist before this moves from conceptual to local or external.

Verification language now matches reality. Installable bundles can be tested after install, external bundles should be source-reviewed first, and conceptual entries are reviewed as designs until real artifacts exist.

1. 1
   Concept completeness

   Confirm the listing names the schedule, wrapper, prompt, output, and operator guide needed for a future packaged workflow.

   Expected: The workflow can be used as a blueprint without implying the artifacts already exist.

2. 2
   Upgrade trigger

   Before relabeling this as local or external, verify that the referenced files and install path exist in a real repository.

   Expected: A future upgrade only happens once there is truthful installable source material.

• This listing is honest only if it remains clearly labeled as conceptual until real artifacts exist.
• Verification here means checking the design completeness, not running a non-existent script.
• When a real bundle is created, replace conceptual paths with real ones and add runnable checks.

• Design a future installable cron workflow without pretending it already ships locally
• Explain what artifacts a cron-backed bundle would need
• Keep the model orchestrator example on the site without overstating reality

• No local bundle directory for this listing exists in this repo today.
• Treat this entry as a packaging blueprint, not as something an operator can install directly.