Schedule work just by asking
Ask in chat for a morning briefing, a weekly report or a reminder on Friday, and the agent sets it up in your time zone, once or on repeat.
What it includes
Ask what is running
The agent lists each task as scheduled, running, paused or recently finished, including the ones set up from Slack.
Change it by asking
Ask to move a task to another time or reword it, and the agent edits that task rather than adding a second one.
Stop it the same way
Ask the agent to stop a task and it pauses with its history kept, ready to resume or delete on the Tasks page.
Send only where you approved
A task can email or message the recipients you approve when you set it up, and nobody else.
Run something once, later
Ask for something to happen later and it happens then, whether that is in ten minutes or on Tuesday morning.
Recurring tasks
Set a task to repeat, from every 15 minutes to one day a month, and the list says in plain words when it runs next.
The result comes to you
A run with something to report sends it, as a Slack direct message or as a message in the task's own channel that raises a notification.
One row per task in Chats
Each task posts its runs into a channel of its own, one row in Chats, and replying under a run continues that run with its context and projects.