Created engine/run-health.sh as a direct mirror of run-weekly.sh: it sources nvm from NVM_DIR, cds to the repo root via dirname “$0”/.., and execs node engine/run-experiment.mjs site-health >> engine/experiment.log 2>&1. Marked it executable (0755, matching run-weekly.sh) and verified bash -n parses it and that node engine/run-experiment.mjs site-health --dry-run resolves and renders an entry, so the exec’d command is real. Updated the README Cron section to carry both canonical lines (Sundays 07:00 run-weekly.sh, Wednesdays 07:00 run-health.sh), restated the point-cron-at-the-wrapper rule for both, and added a note that the wrappers must stay chmod +x since cron fails quietly otherwise. npm test (76 tests, 4 files) and npm run check (0 errors) both pass.
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2026-07-18 07:05 [experiment] status: done
Create engine/run-health.sh (mirror engine/run-weekly.shCron wrapper for the health runPut the weekly health check on a schedule
Added engine/run-health.sh cron wrapper for the site-health experiment and documented the Wednesday 07:00 crontab line.Added the cron wrapper for the site-health run and documented its Wednesday 07:00 schedule.Scheduled the website health check to run by itself every Wednesday morning.
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