Amp's 'Right on Schedule' (Jul 21 2026) lets scheduled agents wake up with their saved context and continue where they left off. Hermes cron jobs run in isolated sessions with per-run amnesia; the existing context_from chain mechanism only referenced OTHER jobs. This adds the special value 'self' (and treats a job's own literal id the same way): the job's most recent output is injected with continuity framing so recurring scouts/monitors dedupe against what they already reported and continue where they left off. - cron/scheduler.py: resolve 'self'/own-id in _build_job_prompt with continuity framing instead of upstream-job framing - tools/cronjob_tools.py: allow 'self' through create/update validation (can't be validated against the store — the job doesn't exist yet at create time); schema description documents the value - tests: 6 new tests incl. sabotage-verified failures without the fix - docs: self-context section in cron.md
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