Llm wakeup
Use when the user asks to schedule or manage an automatic assistant-session wakeup after a usage reset or timeout.From its SKILL.md
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Catalog: assistant-interaction; topics: session-management, task-automation; visibility: listed Activation: user-request, skill-workflow, scheduled-job; persistent modifier: no
Skill Version: 1
Uses Interfaces:
llm-wakeup.source.gateway -> wakeup.interface.auto-policy@1llm-wakeup.source.gateway -> wakeup.interface.explicit-schedule@1llm-wakeup.source.gateway -> wakeup.interface.infer-schedule@1
Public Interfaces:
llm-wakeup.interface.default
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Instruction Interfaces:
These interfaces are documented prompt surfaces. They are not executed through dispatcher:
llm-wakeup.interface.default— Primary LLM-facing wakeup routing instructions.
When this skill is used, begin with:
Skill: llm-wakeup
Route by intent
- Enable, disable, or inspect automatic wakeups: invoke
auto-policy. The level is the action argument.onwakes the session only when the provider refused a turn for lack of quota and the session stopped there.forcewakes it at reset whenever usage neared the limit, refused or not; pass it only when the user asks to be woken either way.offremoves the policy, andstatusreports the level in effect. - Schedule after a timeout when provider, session, or reset may need discovery:
invoke
infer-schedule. - Schedule when provider, session, and reset are all explicit: invoke
explicit-schedule.
Pass message and delay only when the user supplies them. Otherwise preserve
the interface defaults.
Do not guess a provider, session, alias, or reset time after an interface reports
ambiguity. For auto-policy, ask for the missing provider or canonical session
and retry auto-policy. For infer-schedule, ask for the missing explicit value;
when provider, session, and reset are all explicit, route to explicit-schedule.
For auto-policy, report the resolved provider, canonical session, and policy
state, including which level is in effect. For infer-schedule and
explicit-schedule, report the resolved provider, canonical session, and local
scheduled time. Report failures plainly
without claiming a wakeup exists.