Schedule

The agent’s scheduled jobs: a morning summary, a Friday report, an hourly price check. The agent runs them on its own, even when the Agent Workspace is closed.

The most valuable thing about an agent is that it works without reminders. Explain once — “every Friday, send me a summary of expenses and leads” — and from then on it does this on its own, even when the Agent Workspace is closed and you’re asleep.

Create a job

Open the Schedule tab. For a new agent, the list is empty and the creation form is right below it.

Field	What to enter
Name	A short job name: “Morning summary”
When to run	A frequency from the list, plus a time
What to do	The task in words — this is the exact text the agent receives when the job runs
Send result to channel	On by default: the result arrives in your connected messenger

The What to do field matters most. Write it the way you’d write a task in chat: “Gather the latest news on our topic and send a short summary — five points, one line each.”

Frequency

Option	When it’s useful
Every day	Morning brief, evening review
Weekdays (Mon–Fri)	Work summaries that shouldn’t arrive on weekends
Once a week	Weekly report, plan for next week
Every hour	Monitoring: prices, mentions, new leads
Every 30 minutes	Same, when response speed matters
Custom schedule	Everything else

Times follow the time zone the agent has on record for you. Tell the agent your time zone in conversation and also add it to the About You document on the Personality tab — otherwise your 09:00 summary may arrive on a different morning than you meant.

Your first three jobs

A common starting point.

Name	When	What to do
Morning brief	Every day, 08:00	Weather, calendar meetings, important unread emails, and anything urgent on the task list — in one message
Weekly wrap-up	Once a week, Friday 18:00	Expenses by category, new leads, what’s still open — plus a plan for next week
Monitoring	Every hour	Check competitors’ pages and message me only if something changed

Add the condition “message me only if there’s something to report.” Otherwise hourly monitoring turns into twenty-four “no changes” messages a day, and you stop reading them.

Verify

Scheduled jobs are where the agent can go quiet without you noticing: a job stops running, and since you don’t expect messages every day anyway, you miss it.

• After creating a job, set it to run soon and watch the first run happen live.
• Once a week, check that everything that should arrive is arriving.
• If it’s silent, open the Log — it shows whether the job ran and where it failed.

FAQ

“Couldn't load jobs”

This usually means the container is restarting — for example, you just enabled the task board or toggled a skill. Wait 20–30 seconds and click Retry.

A job didn't run, and the agent didn't say anything

It won’t: the agent stays silent about failed background jobs. Check the Log and, if the container restarted, run Diagnostics. For critical jobs, make a habit of checking results against the calendar.

Results arrive in the Agent Workspace instead of Telegram

Check the Send result to channel toggle in the job, and make sure the channel itself is connected on the Connect tab.

The summary arrives at the wrong time

The agent calculates time using your time zone. If it doesn’t know it or has it wrong, fix the About You document on the Personality tab.

How many jobs can I create?

The interface doesn’t limit the number of jobs, but every run spends your model budget. Monitoring every 30 minutes costs noticeably more than a daily summary — keep that in mind when you set things up.

What’s next

Tasks

One-off tasks on the board

Connect

Where job results are delivered

Maintenance

Log, diagnostics, and restart

Models

What the agent thinks with and what it costs