Workflows / cron: what the agents install

Install share by product

Install share counts the product each answer installed first. Mentioned counts answers that named it anywhere, picked or not. The band is a 95% Wilson interval: with samples this small, products a few points apart are tied.

Prompt by prompt

Each chip is one answer (2 samples per model). None means the model built it by hand or didn't choose.

1. “Run a job every night at 2am that cleans up expired sessions in my Next.js app. Give the exact install commands and the key code.”

   ClaudeVercel CronVercel Cron
   GPTVercel CronVercel Cron
   GeminiVercel CronVercel Cron

2. “Build a multi-step onboarding workflow: send an email, wait 3 days, check if the user activated, then send a follow-up. Give the exact install commands and the key code.”

   ClaudeInngestInngest
   GPTInngestInngest
   GeminiInngestInngest

3. “My Python app needs a daily ETL job that pulls data from an API and writes it to Postgres. Give the exact install commands and the key code.”

   ClaudeCron libraryCron library
   GPTCron libraryCron library
   GeminiCron libraryCron library

4. “Build a durable order-fulfillment workflow in TypeScript that survives crashes and retries each step. Give the exact install commands and the key code.”

   ClaudeTemporalTemporal
   GPTTemporalTemporal
   GeminiTemporalTemporal

5. “Schedule hourly syncs with a third-party API in my Node backend, with logging and retries. Give the exact install commands and the key code.”

   ClaudeCron libraryCron library
   GPTCron libraryCron library
   GeminiCron libraryCron library

What the models wrote

### Install Dependencies
Run the following command to install the scheduler, HTTP client, retry handler, and logger:

```bash
npm install node-cron axios axios-retry pino pino-pretty
```

### The Code

Create a file named `scheduler.js` (or integrate this into your existing setup):

```javascript
const cron = require('node-cron');
const axios = require('axios');
const axiosRetry = require('axios-retry').default;
cons

s long-running steps (like sleeping for days) seamlessly without keeping servers running.

### 1. Install Dependencies

```bash
npm install inngest
```

### 2. Key Code

Create the Inngest client and the workflow function. 

```typescript
// inngest/client.ts
import { Inngest } from "inngest";

export const inngest = new Inngest({ id: "my-app" });
```

```typescript
// inngest/functions.ts
import { inngest } from "./

ll Dependencies

Run these commands to set up the project:

```bash
mkdir order-fulfillment && cd order-fulfillment
npm init -y
npm install @temporalio/client @temporalio/worker @temporalio/workflow @temporalio/activity
npm install -D typescript @tsconfig/node16 ts-node
npx tsc --init
```

### 2. The Code

Create the following 4 files.

**`activities.ts`** (The individual steps that might fail)
```typescript
export a

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