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# Scheduled work

Scheduled work lets a mind remind you, run a recurring prompt, send a notification, or start approved follow-up work at the right time.

## Before you schedule

Be clear about what should run, when it should run, and what result you expect. Review scheduled jobs because they can run later without another chat message.

## What scheduled work can do

Scheduled work is like a calendar reminder with a mind attached. You can use simple times, such as every weekday morning, or cron-like schedules for regular patterns.

- Reminders: ask a mind to remind you about a follow-up.
- Recurring prompts: run the same instruction on a schedule.
- Webhook jobs: call a saved web endpoint when approved.
- Process jobs: run a bounded Chamber process, not arbitrary shell work.
- Notification jobs: show a desktop notice when something is due.

## Create a scheduled job

1

### Describe the job

Tell the mind the task, the schedule, and where the result should appear.

2

### Review the plan

Check the time, repeat pattern, account, links, and any action the job may take.

3

### Approve if it is right

Approve only jobs you are comfortable letting run later. Deny and revise unclear jobs.

## Manage scheduled work

Review scheduled work regularly. Plans change, and old reminders can become noisy or unsafe if they keep running after the original need is gone.

- Run now: start the job immediately to test or catch up.
- Enable: allow a paused job to run on its next schedule.
- Disable: pause a job without deleting its details.
- History: see when the job ran and whether it succeeded.
- Delete: remove jobs you no longer need.

Safety note

Do not schedule work that sends messages, changes data, or contacts services unless you understand the exact trigger and expected result.

## Related guides

Scheduled work often uses tools, approvals, notifications, and views.

Tools and approvals Lens and canvas Safety help