at Command Generator

Generate precise at commands for Linux task scheduling. Schedule one-time tasks with our interactive command generator tool.

at Command Generator

Schedule Type

Generated Command

Fill in the details and click "Generate Command" to see your at command

What is the at command?

The at command in Linux is used to schedule one-time tasks to be executed at a specific time.

How at Commands Work

  1. Use at to schedule a command for a specific time
  2. The command is added to the at queue
  3. The at daemon executes the command at the specified time
  4. The job is removed from the queue after execution

Quick Reference

Common at Commands

  • at 2:30Schedule for 2:30 AM today
  • at 15:30Schedule for 3:30 PM today
  • at now + 2 hoursSchedule for 2 hours from now

at Command Options

  • at -lList pending jobs
  • at -r job_idRemove a scheduled job

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