Overview
Scheduled Runs let you execute agents automatically on a recurring basis. Set up a schedule once, and the super agent runs it at the specified intervals — delivering results without manual intervention.Setting up a schedule
Configure the schedule
Click the Schedule tab on the agent detail page, then click + Create Schedule.
Configure your schedule settings:

- Frequency — how often the agent runs (interval-based or custom cron expression)
- Time — when during the day the run executes
- Timezone — the timezone for scheduling

Schedule options
| Frequency | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Daily | Runs once every day at the specified time | Daily standup summary at 9:00 AM |
| Weekly | Runs once per week on the specified day | Weekly analytics report every Monday |
| Monthly | Runs once per month on the specified date | Monthly invoice generation on the 1st |
| Custom | Cron expression for advanced scheduling | Every weekday at 6:00 PM |
Run history
Each scheduled execution creates a session entry in the agent’s Sessions tab. You can:- View output — see what the agent produced for each run
- Check status — confirm the run completed successfully
- Review timing — see exactly when each run executed

Managing schedules
Pausing a schedule
Toggle the schedule off to pause it. The configuration is preserved — toggle it back on to resume.Modifying inputs
Update the default inputs for scheduled runs at any time. Changes take effect on the next scheduled execution.Deleting a schedule
Remove the schedule entirely from the agent detail page. Past run history is preserved.Scheduled runs consume credits just like manual runs. Monitor your usage on the billing page to avoid unexpected costs.
Use cases
Daily reports
Generate a morning briefing from your email, calendar, and project management tools.
Weekly summaries
Compile analytics data into a formatted report every Monday.
Data monitoring
Check external data sources on a schedule and surface anomalies.
Content generation
Produce recurring content like social media posts or newsletter drafts.
