Scheduled task handlers for automated system maintenance.

• Purpose: Cleans up stale viewing sessions that haven't received heartbeat updates
• Schedule: Every minute
• Threshold: Sessions older than 60 seconds without heartbeat updates
• Function: Marks stale sessions as not viewing and syncs to Notion

How Viewing Sessions Work:

The viewing system tracks user sessions through periodic heartbeat updates:

1. Active Tracking: While users view pages, the frontend sends heartbeat updates every 10 seconds
2. Session Detection: Sessions are considered active when they have recent heartbeat updates
3. Stale Session Cleanup: This cron identifies sessions without heartbeats for 60+ seconds and marks them as inactive

Processing Flow:

1. Lists all viewing blobs with prefix glimpse--viewing--
2. Checks each blob's lastUpdate timestamp
3. Identifies sessions where:
   • sessionStart is not null (marked as actively viewing)
   • lastUpdate is older than 60 seconds (no recent heartbeat)
4. Updates blob: sets sessionStart to null, updates lastUpdate
5. Syncs to Notion: Sets "Session start" property to null
6. Logs cleanup statistics and any errors

• Purpose: Cleans up orphaned agent blobs
• Schedule: Every minute
• Function: Deletes agent blobs where the agent ID doesn't match the demo's "Glimpse agents" relation in Notion
• Read-Only Notion: Only reads Notion data, never modifies it
• Blob Cleanup: Removes mismatched/orphaned blobs to keep storage synchronized with Notion

Cron schedules are managed through the Val Town web interface. Click on each cron file to modify its schedule as needed.