Scheduled tasks

Hand repetitive operations to a schedule: set the cadence in the UI and the system runs on time. This is what "24/7 operations that never quit" looks like in practice — SEO weekly reports, AEO audits, keyword and LinkedIn sourcing can all be set to run daily, weekly or on a fixed interval, working whether or not you are at the screen.

Two task types with clean safety boundaries: an "action" is self-contained analysis and generation that runs to completion on its own and only produces, never sends; a "command" hands one line of natural language to the agent, but any tool that writes or sends externally lands in the confirmation queue for your approval. Scheduled does not mean unsupervised.

The most useful built-in action is "write a blog every day": on schedule it pulls industry news, has the AI pick a hot topic, drafts to an outline, adds a cover image and saves a site draft for your review — drafts only, unless you explicitly set direct publish. You can even say "write me a blog draft daily" in chat and the agent configures the template and schedule itself (that creation step still passes confirmation). Want the agent to run a whole task unattended? Each task has its own autonomous-execution switch — but high-risk actions that touch the live site or spend money, like publishing an article, uploading media or generating an image, always force human confirmation no matter the setting, and even credit-burning actions carry a rolling 24-hour cap so a misconfigured interval can't drain your budget.