Scheduled automation keys under cron.*, plus the media model template variable surface.

For the full key index and the other top-level config domains, see Configuration reference.

Automations (cron)

{
  cron: {
    enabled: true,
    triggers: {
      enabled: true,
    },
    webhookToken: "replace-with-dedicated-token", // optional bearer token for outbound webhook auth
    webhookSsrfPolicy: {
      allowedHostnames: ["127.0.0.1"], // optional exact exception for a trusted receiver
    },
    sessionRetention: "24h", // duration string ("0h" disables) or false
  },
}

• enabled: execute stored automation jobs (default: true). Set false to pause all automation execution without deleting jobs.
• skipMissedJobs: skip missed recurring (cron/every) slots at startup and advance to the next future occurrence (default: false). One-shot (at) catch-up is unchanged.
• triggers.enabled: run event-driven automation triggers (default: true). Set false to disable condition triggers, script payloads, and stream schedules.
• sessionRetention: how long to keep completed isolated automation run sessions before pruning SQLite session rows. Also controls cleanup of archived deleted automation transcripts. Default: 24h; set false or a zero duration such as "0h" to disable (negative durations are invalid).
• Terminal run history is retained for 7 days (lost rows for 24 hours), with the newest 2000 rows per job and history class enforced as an additional ceiling.
• webhookToken: bearer token used for automation webhook POST delivery (delivery.mode = "webhook"), if omitted no auth header is sent.
• webhookSsrfPolicy: shared outbound SSRF policy for primary, completion, failure-destination, and failure-alert webhooks. Private/internal targets are blocked when omitted. Prefer exact allowedHostnames; use dangerouslyAllowPrivateNetwork: true only for trusted private-network receivers. The narrow fake-IP proxy flags are allowRfc2544BenchmarkRange and allowIpv6UniqueLocalRange.
• webhookSsrfPolicy.blockedHostnames: denies exact hosts and wildcard subdomains before DNS and all allow rules. *.example.com excludes the apex; add example.com separately to block it. Empty or unset adds no denials.

The cron block is strict; cron.enabled, cron.skipMissedJobs, cron.triggers, cron.webhookToken, cron.webhookSsrfPolicy, cron.sessionRetention, and cron.failureAlert are the only accepted keys. The retired cron.webhook fallback URL is gone: runtime delivery uses per-job delivery.mode = "webhook" plus delivery.to, or delivery.completionDestination when preserving announce delivery. apus doctor --fix strips a leftover cron.webhook from existing config files.

cron.failureAlert

{
  cron: {
    failureAlert: {
      enabled: false,
      after: 2,
      cooldownMs: 3600000,
      includeSkipped: false,
      mode: "announce",
      channel: "last",
      to: "channel:C1234567890",
      accountId: "main",
    },
  },
}

cron.failureAlert owns the global alert policy and its default destination. Jobs with an existing failure route are covered by default after 2 consecutive execution failures with a 1-hour cooldown; a cron.failureAlert object explicitly activates/tunes the policy even when no route existed. The retired cron.failureDestination block is merged into it by apus doctor --fix.

• enabled: explicitly enable or disable the global policy. false disables inherited notifications unless a job has its own failureAlert object; true explicitly enables globally. Omitting it preserves route-backed defaults.
• after: consecutive failures before an alert fires (positive integer, min: 1; default: 2).
• cooldownMs: minimum milliseconds between repeated alerts for the same job (non-negative integer; default: 3600000).
• includeSkipped: count consecutive skipped runs toward the alert threshold (default: false). Skipped runs are tracked separately and do not affect execution-error backoff.
• mode: delivery mode - "announce" sends via a channel message; "webhook" posts to the target in to. Defaults to "announce" when enough target data exists.
• channel: channel override for announce delivery. "last" reuses the last known delivery channel.
• to: explicit announce target or webhook URL. Required for webhook mode.
• accountId: optional account or channel id to scope alert delivery.
• Route precedence is per-job failureAlert route fields, then per-job delivery.failureDestination layered over these global destination fields, then the primary announce target.
• Per-job failureAlert: false disables execution and required-delivery failure alerts for that job; the auto-disable safety notification remains active. Any per-job failureAlert object explicitly enables and tunes that job.
• delivery.bestEffort: true suppresses inherited/default execution alerts; an explicit per-job failureAlert remains authoritative.
• Required completion-delivery failure (status: "ok", completionStatus: "failed") does not increment execution backoff and may notify immediately only through a resolved alternate failure destination, not the failed primary route.
• delivery.failureDestination is only supported for sessionTarget="isolated" jobs unless the job's primary delivery.mode is "webhook".

See Automations. Cron records isolated automation run history.

Media model template variables

Template placeholders expanded in tools.media.models[].args:

The legacy {{MediaPath}}, {{MediaUrl}}, {{MediaType}}, and {{MediaDir}} names remain available during the plugin SDK compatibility window but are deprecated. New configuration should use the Attachment* variables.