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Scheduled tasks let you set up recurring agent jobs that run automatically. Think of them as cron jobs powered by AI.

How it works

  1. Describe what you want (“Summarize my GitHub PRs every morning”)
  2. Set the schedule (daily, hourly, custom cron)
  3. Ori runs the task on schedule — even when minimized to the tray
  4. Results appear on your Home screen

Creating a task

You can create scheduled tasks in two ways:

From conversation

Just tell Ori what you want:
Every weekday at 9am, search Hacker News for AI developments and give me a 5-bullet summary
Ori will create the schedule for you.

From the Home screen

The Scheduled Tasks section on your Home screen lets you:
  • Create new schedules with a form
  • Set the prompt, frequency, and timing
  • Enable/disable individual schedules
  • View past results

Example schedules

ScheduleWhat it does
”Every morning at 8am, tell me about the weather and my calendar”Daily briefing combining web search and calendar data
”Every 2 hours, check if example.com is responding”Uptime monitoring with alerts
”Every Friday at 5pm, summarize this week’s Git commits”Weekly development digest
”Every day at 9am, search for news about my competitors”Competitive intelligence on autopilot

Schedule options

FieldDescriptionExamples
PromptWhat Ori should do each run”Summarize top HN stories”
FrequencyHow often to runEvery hour, daily, weekly, custom
TimeWhen to run (for daily/weekly)9:00 AM, 5:00 PM
DaysWhich days (for weekly)Mon-Fri, weekends only

Viewing results

Scheduled task results appear as briefing cards on your Home screen. Each card shows:
  • The task name and schedule
  • When it last ran
  • The AI-generated result
  • Option to run it manually
Scheduled tasks use the same tools as regular conversations — web search, file reading, connectors, and more. Anything you can ask Ori in a chat, you can schedule.

Managing schedules

Open your Home screen to see all active schedules. From there you can:
  • Pause/resume — Toggle schedules on and off
  • Edit — Change the prompt, timing, or frequency
  • Delete — Remove schedules you no longer need
  • Run now — Trigger a schedule immediately