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Hard rules for Cron reliability: Shell-First architecture, mandatory wrappers (flock/logging), and LLM constraints to prevent timeouts and token-waste.
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sha256:a7934bfb4788933f19338a1a151206f65b4951c6a91a85f7e6b05d965dfe4ec1SKILL.md- Updated cron log path from `/data/.openclaw/logs/cron/<job_name>.log` to `logs/cron/<job_name>.log` - Generalized LLM constraint examples: now refers to "a small model" instead of naming specific models - Updated audit requirement to reference a generic audit script rather than `cron-audit.sh` - Clarified alerting in Law IV: now refers to "your alert channel" instead of `#system` - Minor language and formatting refinements for consistency and clarity