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Doormat Capital cronparse /convert API
x402
Doormat Capital cronparse /convert API is a paid API for AI agents from cronparse.sebastiaan-ba3.workers.dev, paid per call via x402, $0.02/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-28).
Parses a cron expression into plain English with timezone-converted next-run times and platform-specific scheduling gotchas
Price / call$0.02
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How this service works
Parses a cron expression into plain English and next-run times for free; /convert adds timezone conversion and platform-specific gotchas, paid in USDC on Base (x402). Pay by sending USDC to the address in the 402 challenge, then retry with header X-PAYMENT-TX: <tx hash>.
Output
Returns a JSON object with the interpreted cron expression, the timezone used, and an array of upcoming next-run timestamps each shown in both UTC and the requested local timezone. Also includes any platform-specific warnings or behavioral differences relevant to the specified scheduling platform.
Example use cases
GitHub Actions schedule debugging
“I have a cron expression '0 2 * * *' in my GitHub Actions workflow — can you tell me when it will actually fire next in Amsterdam time and warn me about any GitHub-specific quirks I should know about?”
Automated report scheduler check
“Our data pipeline runs on '@weekly' — can you convert that to plain English and show me the next 5 run times in the Europe/Amsterdam timezone so I can confirm it matches what our team expects?”
DevOps cron audit for platform migration
“We're migrating from Linux cron to a cloud platform and I need to verify that '30 8 1 * *' means what I think it means — can you parse it, tell me when it next runs in UTC+1, and flag any platform-specific gotchas?”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://cronparse.sebastiaan-ba3.workers.dev/convert?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need both timezone-aware next-run time calculations AND platform-specific cron gotchas (e.g. GitHub Actions, Kubernetes) in a single call, beyond what the free /parse endpoint offers. Ideal for DevOps agents auditing or migrating scheduled jobs across platforms, or for surfacing subtle platform behavior differences to developers. The paid tier is worth it when timezone accuracy and platform context are critical.
Side effects
- Invalid cron expression returns an error response
- Unrecognized timezone string causes a parsing failure
- Missing required query parameters result in a 400-level error
- Payment not included triggers a 402 challenge with USDC payment address and instructions
- Incorrect or unconfirmed payment transaction hash returns an authentication error
Input
Schema · Request body
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| output | — |
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