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A schedule runs a skill or workflow for you on a fixed cadence. Each scheduled run appears in run history like any other run and uses credits.

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In the app

1

Open Schedules

Click Schedules in the sidebar, then New Schedule.
2

Pick what to run

Choose a skill or a workflow.
3

Choose how often

Pick a preset (every 5, 15, or 30 minutes; every hour; daily at 9:00, 12:00, 18:00, or midnight; weekly on Monday) or Custom: a daily time, an interval in minutes, a weekday, or a cron expression. Times are UTC.
4

Pick a browser profile (optional)

If the site needs a sign-in, choose a browser profile. Scheduled runs work even when your computer is off.
5

Create

Click Create Schedule. It is live at once and shows its next run time.
To pause, switch Active off on the schedule’s row. Runs missed while paused are not made up later. To remove it, click the delete icon. The skill or workflow itself is not changed.

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From the API

A skill or workflow has one schedule. Creating a second returns 409 with the id of the one it has; change that one instead.
Give the cadence as one of:
  • every: hourly, daily, daily 09:00, weekly mon 09:00, 30 minutes, 2h.
  • cron: a 5-field cron expression, such as 0 9 * * 1-5.
timezone is an IANA name (default UTC). enabled: false saves it switched off. Skill schedules also take max_results (default 100).

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From an AI assistant

Ask it, for example “run austin-dentists every morning at 9”. It uses schedule_skill or schedule_workflow, and update_schedule to change one. See MCP tools.

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Before you pick a fast cadence

Check what one run costs in run history, start with a daily schedule, and speed it up once you know the spend. If your balance reaches zero, scheduled runs fail until you top up.