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schedule (object)

The object schedule as a node: the 2 capability primitives it appears in, what they reach, and how it connects. Meaning from connectivity, not from a definition.

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schedule

The object schedule, and every primitive it appears in. This page is a query, not a definition.

A node carries no inherent meaning. What schedule means here emerges from the edges traceable from it, and confidence in that meaning is proportional to how richly it is connected. It is connected to 2 of 23 primitives here. That, and not the sentence above, is what it means. The discipline this follows ↗.

The 2 primitives with this object

PrimitivePublished glossSpelled outUndoIn how many shapes
create.schedule.host↗Create something that outlives the turn where it runs (a cron, a service)create↗.schedule↗.host↗yes4 of 17
create.schedule.tenant↗Create something that outlives the session, on the platform (a routine, a scheduled trigger, a new session)create↗.schedule↗.tenant↗yes3 of 17

How this node connects

EdgeReads asTo
acted_on_byschedule is the object class of these 2 primitives2 capabilities
acts_onthe inverse, walked the other way, with different fan outone capability at a time

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