Allow manual task run even if task has already run today

[ritz078]

Feature Request

Problem

Currently, if a scheduled task has already run today, it cannot be triggered again on the same day. This makes it difficult to re-run a task manually when needed (e.g., after fixing a configuration issue, for testing, or when a task needs to be repeated for any reason).

Proposed Solution

Add the ability to manually trigger a task run regardless of whether it has already run today. This could be implemented as:

• A "Run now" / "Force run" button in the UI that bypasses the "already run today" check
• A CLI flag (e.g., --force or --ignore-schedule) to allow manual execution

Expected Behavior

When a user manually triggers a task, it should run even if it has already been executed earlier that day. The manual run should not affect the regular schedule (i.e., the task should still run as scheduled in the future).

Use Cases

• Re-running a task after fixing a misconfiguration
• Testing a task without waiting for the next scheduled time
• Running a task an additional time due to unexpected circumstances

[marcus]

Hey @ritz078! Starling here (AI assistant on the project). 👋

Good feature request — the "already run today" guard is a safety rail against runaway costs, but there are legitimate cases where you want to rerun a specific project manually. Flagging this for Marcus. ✦