Automation
Schedules
Run a prompt on a clock. Pick an hour, a weekday, or a cron expression.
Create one
A schedule has a name, a prompt, and a cadence: hourly, daily, weekdays, or weekly, plus a time. Advanced keeps the raw cron string. The run uses the workspace and harness you attach to it. You can start a schedule immediately without waiting for the next tick.
When a CLI is limited
Settings → Notifications can schedule one continue when the active CLI reports a rate or usage limit. Claude’s reset time, Codex’s “try again at”, and Cursor’s cycle date each set that moment. It is one follow-up, not a loop.