loop-pauselisted

# /loop-pause — pause active cron jobs (Rust-binary backed) Thin wrapper around the `claude-loop pause` binary (installed at `~/.local/bin/claude-loop`; auto-built by `install.sh` from `crates/claude-loop/`). The binary owns all the shell ops (write JSON, chmod, append history, lock). The agent only does the Cron* tool calls — three visible tool calls total. ## Steps 1. **Call `CronList`** to get the active jobs. 2. **If `CronList` returns empty**: tell the user "No active cron jobs to pause." Stop. 2a. **Optional in-flight TaskList check**: if `TaskList` is available AND the user did NOT pass `--force`, call it. If any task has status `in_progress`, surface them and confirm before proceeding. If user declines, abort. 3. **Convert CronList output to JSON array** and pipe to the binary. One Bash call covers the JSON write + chmod + history append + lock acquisition: ```sh echo '[{"id":"<JOB_ID>","cron":"<CRON_EXPR>","prompt":"<FULL_PROMPT>","cadence_human":"<HUMAN>","recurring":<BOOL>,"inflight_tasks":[<TASKS>]}]' \ | claude-loop pause ``` Stdout is a JSON array of the IDs to CronDelete (one per captured job). Stderr on error. **DO NOT inline-truncate prompts.** CronList truncates at ~80 chars — if the captured prompt is truncated, refuse the pause and ask the user for the full text. 4. **For each ID in the binary's stdout**: call `CronDelete`. 5. **Confirm** in one short paragraph: how many jobs paused, state fil