Triggers
The pilot supports manual runs, schedules, condition transitions and verified events. Time zones are explicit.
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A repeatable task. An explicit trigger. A controlled result.
Connect bounded AI tasks to schedules, conditions or verified events, with clear activation and execution rules.
FROM TASK TO RESULT
Practical capabilities
Versioned tasks
Runs retain the definition version used for execution.
Bounded actions
Supported actions are agent_run and prompt_task; arbitrary shell, SQL and provider calls are not automation actions.
STEP BY STEP
A clear working process
Start with a small example. Clarify requirements and review the result before using it.
- 01
Create a draft
New automations are disabled until explicitly activated.
- 02
Set the rules
Specify timing, context and budget.
- 03
Test a run
Check output, approval and failure behavior.
- 04
Activate and observe
Review run history and stop a process when it is no longer needed.
EXAMPLE WORKFLOW
An illustrative task
An illustrative example using fictional data. It demonstrates an approach, not a real customer result.
Draft a weekly summary from approved project notes every Monday.
Possible result structure
Schedule and time zone → bounded drafting task → reviewable summary. External message delivery is not part of this example.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Before you begin
How should I start?
New automations are disabled until explicitly activated.
What should I check before using the result?
Review run history and stop a process when it is no longer needed.
What access and limits apply?
The pilot has a limited action set. External notifications, connector writes and arbitrary code execution are not advertised. Confirm editor and node support for the deployment.
EXPLORE FURTHER
Related capabilities and reading
START WITH ONE TASK
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