golem-recurring-task-ts

Recurring tasks in TypeScript agents are implemented by enabling agents to self-schedule their next invocation, creating durable, cron-like periodic workflows such as polling or heartbeats.

Yes, exponential backoff is supported for periodic agent tasks, allowing the self-scheduling mechanism to adapt execution intervals based on success or failure for robust error handling.

The best way to run periodic heartbeats and cleanup in a Golem agent is using self-scheduling recurring tasks, which ensure durable execution and automatically manage future invocations.

You can cancel a scheduled periodic task in a TypeScript agent using the built-in cancellation mechanism, which halts the self-scheduling loop and prevents future invocations.

Yes, this recurring task approach works without external dependencies, implementing self-scheduling, exponential backoff, and cancellation entirely within the TypeScript Golem agent environment.