Features
Cron Jobs
Schedule your agent to work autonomously
Tell your agent what to do and when — it sets up a recurring job and runs it without any user interaction. Each run is a full agent turn with access to your workspace, files, and connections.
Setting up a cron job
Just describe the schedule in natural language:
Every weekday at 8am, pull yesterday's revenue from Stripe, generate a summary, and email it to the team.
or
Every 15 minutes, check if there are new sign-ups in our database and post them to the #growth Slack channel.
The agent translates this to a cron schedule and sets it up. You never need to write cron expressions.
What happens on each run
Each scheduled job gets its own dedicated chat thread (named "Scheduled: {job name}") that appears alongside your regular chats. When a job fires:
- The agent runs with full access to your workspace, files, and connections — the same as if you had typed the message yourself
- Context accumulates across runs — the agent remembers what it did last time, can compare against previous results, and builds up a history of its work
- Results can be emailed, posted to Slack, saved to files, or published to a live dashboard
Example use cases
Pull data from your warehouse every morning, generate a formatted report, and email it to stakeholders
Check metrics hourly, flag anomalies, and page your team when something looks off
Keep two systems in sync — new Stripe customers automatically become HubSpot contacts every 15 minutes
Generate weekly newsletter drafts, daily social media posts, or morning news roundups on a schedule
Managing cron jobs
Everything is managed through chat. Ask the agent:
- "List my scheduled jobs" — see all active cron jobs
- "Update the daily report to run at 9am instead" — modify a schedule or prompt
- "Delete the Stripe sync job" — remove a scheduled job
- "Run the daily report now" — trigger a job immediately without waiting for the next scheduled time