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10.5: Add monthly cron example to Automation Opportunity Finder (closes #170) #259

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Rockachopa commented 2026-04-26 11:29:27 +00:00
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Adds monthly cron usage example to the Automation Opportunity Finder script.

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  • scripts/automation_opportunity_finder.py: docstring now includes a sample cron entry to run the finder monthly (1st of month at midnight) with JSON output and confidence filter.
  • This completes acceptance for #170 by documenting the monthly execution frequency.

Closes #170.

## Summary Adds monthly cron usage example to the Automation Opportunity Finder script. ### Change - `scripts/automation_opportunity_finder.py`: docstring now includes a sample cron entry to run the finder monthly (1st of month at midnight) with JSON output and confidence filter. - This completes acceptance for #170 by documenting the monthly execution frequency. Closes #170.
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10.5: Add monthly cron example to Automation Opportunity Finder (closes #170)
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- Docstring now includes a sample monthly cron job that runs the finder
  on the 1st of each month at midnight, outputting a dated JSON proposal.
- Aligns documentation pattern with other finder scripts (e.g., perf_bottleneck_finder).

Acceptance #170:
  [x] Analyzes: cron jobs, manual steps in docs, repeated patterns
  [x] Identifies: automation candidates
  [x] Output: automation proposals
  [x] Monthly — documented monthly cron usage.
Timmy commented 2026-05-02 18:34:48 +00:00
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