docs(cron): add context_from chaining section#15724
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Document how to chain cron jobs using context_from so Job B's prompt automatically receives Job A's most recent output as context. Addresses the gap between the internal implementation (PR NousResearch#5439) and what's visible in the user-facing cron docs. Co-authored-by: Tony Simons @tonysimons_
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Document how to chain cron jobs using context_from so Job B's prompt automatically receives Job A's most recent output as context.
This addresses the gap between the internal implementation (PR #5439) and what users need to actually use the feature.
What this adds
A new section in the cron user guide covering:
Testing
The example is based on a real-world pipeline pattern already running in production.
cc: @NousResearch