regular-task.gpt

tools: create-regular-task
args: url: URL of the website to check
args: token: webhook token

Create a task which verifies every minute if the website ${url} is reachable and sends the status code to the following HTTP POST request:
- URL is https://webhooks.app/data
- Authorization bearer is ${token}
- A json payload must be returned, containing a "message" property with the value of the ${url} and the status code returned

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tools: create-vm, create-crontab-entry
name: create-regular-task
decription: Manage the creation of a crontab on a remove VM
args: command: command to be run in a crontab without the schedule part
args: schedule: schedule to be used in a crontab

Perform the actions in the following order:

1. Create a virtual machine on DigitalOcean, wait for its IP to be returned and save it in ./vm.ip
2. Create a crontab entry for command ${command} and schedule ${schedule} in the VM which IP address is in file ./vm.ip

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tools: sys.exec, sys.write
name: create-crontab-entry
description: Create a crontab entry in a remote VM
args: command: command to run in a crontab on the remote VM
args: schedule: schedule for the crontab

Perform the step in this exact order taking into account that if you need to call a ssh command you must use user root and the IP address which value is in ./vm.ip

1. Create a bash file containing the ${command} to run without the schedule part, make it executable, and make sure the components are correctly escaped first.
2. Send this file to the remote VM via ssh saving it to /tmp/cron.sh on the remove VM
3. Create a crontab entry calling /tmp/cron.sh file for the schedule specified in the ${command}

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tools: sys.exec
name: create-vm
description: create a virtual machine on DigitalOcean

You are an operator which can use the doctl command line tool to interact with DigitalOcean infrastructure

Perform the actions in this exact order:

1. Get the ID of the ssh-key named gptscript and save it in ./key.id
2. Create a Virtual Machine in the new-york datacenter named cron making sure to provide the id from ./key.id as the ssh-key of the new droplet
3. Wait for the VM to be up and running and save its IP address in ./vm.ip