Scheduled tasks
Ask the AI to run something on a schedule — "every weekday at 9am, summarize AI news" — and it does, using the same build-and-deliver harness, with no app open.
Creating a task
Just ask, in plain English, in any chat:
- Recurring: "every weekday at 9am, summarize AI news" / "each morning, check the market and chart the top movers"
- One-time: "next Friday at 3pm, remind me to file the report"
The AI proposes the schedule and a confirmation card appears — tap it to approve. Nothing runs until you confirm. One-time tasks self-delete after they fire.
Managing tasks
- Ask the AI: "list my scheduled tasks", "pause the AI news summary", "delete the Friday reminder." The AI lists, edits, pauses, resumes, and deletes — always with a confirmation card you approve.
- Settings → Scheduled: the Settings modal shows every task and your plan's task limit.
Limits by plan
| Plan | Scheduled tasks at a time |
|---|---|
| Free | 1 |
| Pro ($12/mo) | 3 |
| Max ($25/mo) | 10 |
| Elite ($50/mo) | 50 |
| BYOK plans | 3–22 depending on tier |
Full plan details: Plans & pricing.
How it works under the hood
Each task is stored as a schedule (cron expression or one-time timestamp). A scheduler triggers it, and the same chat pipeline runs the task with the full harness — planning, tool use (web search, skills, connectors), execution, and artifact delivery. The result is persisted as a new conversation in your chat list.
Good uses
- Morning briefings: "summarize yesterday's AI news into a 5-bullet update"
- Recurring research: "track competitor pricing weekly and build a comparison sheet"
- Standing reports: "every Monday, turn my notes into a status report PDF"
- Reminders that build: "remind me — and generate a packing checklist"
Because the harness can build files, a scheduled task can produce artifacts too — ask for "a fresh spreadsheet each week" and the run will attach one.