CronLite guides
Set up a self-hosted cron service, verify signed webhooks, manage jobs visually, and connect your AI agents. These guides follow CronLite's actual API and deployment model.
01
Run CronLite with Docker Compose, create a namespace API key, and schedule your first webhook. Learn the requirements for multi-instance deployment.
Read the guide → Self-hosted cron with Docker and PostgreSQL02
Use CronLite's REST API to schedule timezone-aware webhooks, verify HMAC signatures, inspect executions, and deduplicate retry deliveries.
Read the guide → Schedule HTTP webhooks with cron, retries, and HMAC signing03
Explore CronLite's built-in Job Control Center: searchable jobs, readable schedules, saved views, bulk pause/resume, API keys, and execution history.
Read the guide → Manage cron jobs with the CronLite Admin UI04
Connect Claude or another MCP client to CronLite over Streamable HTTP or stdio. Create, inspect, pause, resume, and trigger jobs with ten native tools.
Read the guide → Connect AI agents to CronLite's MCP cron scheduler