Agent Schedule
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Agent Scheduling lets an Agent execute tasks automatically on a set schedule without waiting for someone to ask a question. You provide a prompt, set a schedule, and the Agent runs on time and delivers results to the specified destination.
Think of it as setting an alarm clock for the Agent — when the time comes, it gets to work automatically.
Periodic Reports: Compile yesterday's customer service summary every morning at 9 AM
Monitoring Checks: Check system status every hour and send notifications if anomalies are detected
Data Processing: Compile last week's sales data every Monday
One-Time Tasks: Execute a specific action at a designated time
Cron
Set precise times using Cron expressions
0 9 * * 1-5 (Monday through Friday at 9 AM)
Interval
Execute at fixed intervals
Every 30 minutes, every 2 hours
One-Time
Execute once at a specified time
2026-04-15 14:00
Context Mode
Retains memory across executions; each run can continue from the previous one
Tasks that require accumulated information (e.g., continuous tracking)
Independent Mode
Starts fresh each time with no memory from previous runs
Standalone repetitive tasks (e.g., daily reports)
After execution, results can be sent to:
Conversation: Sent to a specified conversation on a messaging platform
Webhook: POST to your external URL (integrate with Slack, LINE, etc.)
Advanced Note: Agent Scheduling only supports AI assistants in Agent mode. When the schedule runs, the Agent uses your configured prompt as instructions and leverages all its attached tools and skills to complete the task.
Select an Agent — Choose an existing Agent (must be in Agent mode)
Write a Prompt — Describe what the Agent should do each time it runs
Set the Schedule — Choose the schedule type and time
Configure Delivery — Decide where results should be sent
Enable — Turn on the schedule to start automatic execution
For complete step-by-step instructions, see How to Set Up Agent Scheduling.
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