get_jobs() missing information on ".at()"

The returned list does not indicate the .at(), which is useful information in a setting where hourly jobs at specified minutes need to be executed. In my case, I want to run a job every 10', but I want it to run exactly at :00, :10, ..., :50 minutes of the hour. The returned information for the 6 jobs created is

Job(interval=1, unit=hours, do={job}, ...)
(repeated 6 times)

Please include "at=:10", etc.

Start at the get_jobs() entry point and trace how jobs created with .at() are represented. Check the existing Job output for hourly jobs, then update the returned information so each scheduled minute is visible, such as at=:10, for all six jobs.

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