Hi everyone,

I'd like to open a discussion about a small but potentially useful improvement to the dailyAt method in Laravel's Task Scheduling.

Currently, if you want to run a command at multiple times during the day, you have to repeat the same line:

$schedule->command('tickets:sync')->dailyAt('10:35');
$schedule->command('tickets:sync')->dailyAt('15:35');

While twiceDailyAt covers the most common case, it only supports two fixed times and does not allow more than that. My idea is to extend dailyAt to accept an array of times:

$schedule->command('tickets:sync')->dailyAt(['10:35', '15:35']);

Instead of trying to merge everything into a single CRON expression (which would cause ambiguity when minutes differ), the implementation would simply register multiple scheduler entries internally — one per time — keeping the behavior predictable and the API clean.

The main architectural question is where this logic should live. Since dailyAt operates on a single Event instance, the best approach might be to handle the array at the Schedule level rather than inside Event itself.

I'm considering opening a PR for this. Would love to hear your thoughts:

• Does this feel like a worthwhile addition?
• Where do you think this logic should live — Event or Schedule?
• Any edge cases I might be missing?

Thanks!