Scheduled Tasks
Work that should happen on its own, such as a weekly client report or a daily news digest, now runs as a task. A scheduled task keeps its instructions and acceptance criteria, runs at the times you set, and every run is checked against your standard. Scheduled chats are no longer a separate feature.
Plan limits
- Free: 1 scheduled task.
- Pro and Max: unlimited scheduled tasks.
See Membership.
Put a task on a schedule
First you need a task. Start from a template (some, like Client report or Weekly competitor brief, are listed under "Make it a regular task"), or save a chat that got the result right with Save as task. See Create a task from a template and Save a chat as a task.
Then choose one of these:
- In the New task wizard: in step 3 When it runs, set Execution to Scheduled.
- On an existing task: open the task's Config tab and go to When it runs.
- After a good result: on the task's Run history, the prompt "Run it on a schedule?" appears. Click Run on a schedule to open When it runs with the schedule ready to set, or Not now to skip.
In When it runs:
- Under Execution, choose Scheduled ("Run automatically on a schedule").
- Under Schedule, choose how often: Doesn't repeat, Hourly, Daily, Weekly, Monthly or Yearly, then set the date and time. Below the fields you see the time zone used (for example "Times are in UTC"), a Change link and the next run.
- Optionally turn on Receive email notifications to get an email when the task finishes or fails.
- Click Save (on the Config tab) or Save only / Save and run a trial (in the wizard).

Task schedules use the time zone set in your Account profile (avatar menu → Account). Automatic follows the device you are using.
Good to know
- In the New task wizard, the banner explains: "Saving starts a trial run. A scheduled task only starts its schedule after you have seen the result."
- Upcoming runs appear under Coming up next on the Dashboard.
- Each run is listed in the task's Run history with its check result. See Run tasks.