PySentry

PySentry is a cross-platform desktop scheduler inspired by cron.

The project is starting with the GUI shell first, then the scheduling core.

Requirements

go mod tidy
go run ./cmd/pysentry

If Go is installed but not available in PATH, use the full path:

& 'C:\Program Files\Go\bin\go.exe' run ./cmd/pysentry

cmd/pysentry starts the desktop app.
internal/app contains the first Fyne-based interface prototype.
internal/core contains YAML storage, command execution, and the first scheduler loop.
Jobs can be created, edited, paused/resumed, run manually, and persisted to YAML.
Settings are stored in pysentry.yaml next to the executable.
Jobs are stored in one jobs.yaml file. The job directory is configured by jobs_dir and defaults to the executable directory.
Command output is also written to per-run .log files in logs_dir. Log filenames include the run timestamp and job name.
Log cleanup is controlled by max_log_files and max_log_age_days.
The current scheduler supports @every schedules such as @every 10s and @every 1m.
Run history records include a trigger value such as Manual, Schedule, or UI.
Cron expression parsing is planned for the next phase.