Schedules

Hand workflows to a timer — run automatically on your machine by cron rules, with no server in the loop.

What are schedules

Schedules make workflows run automatically on a timer: bind a workflow to a cron rule and the app triggers it locally when due. Typical uses:

• A daily work report every morning;
• A weekly dependency scan with a summarized report;
• Periodic backup / sync of a directory every few hours.

Creating a schedule

1. Open "More → Schedules" in the sidebar and create a new one;

1. Pick the workflow to run;

1. Enter a cron rule (or choose a preset) and save.

Cron cheat sheet (min hour day month weekday):

Where it runs

• Schedules execute on this machine — task data and results never touch a server;
• The app must be running (tray counts) when a trigger is due; nothing fires while the app is closed.

Managing schedules

The "Schedules" page lets you enable/disable, edit the rule, or delete a task at any time; each run's record and output appear in its session.

This page is adapted from upstream open-source documentation (Apache-2.0) with modifications; see /legal/provenance for sources and changes.