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Automate

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.

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.