schedule-task

To schedule a one-off task, you create an ad-hoc action with a specific date and time using a flexible payload type such as skill, prompt, or script. The system normalizes time zones and parses dates to execute the task precisely.

Scheduling a one-off task targets a precise, single execution moment for ad-hoc actions, whereas recurring workflows handle repeated actions. One-off tasks manage reminders, reports, or automation without manual follow-up, tracking a clear lifecycle from pending to completed.

Yes, you can schedule a one-off task using a prompt payload and apply optional agent routing. This allows the task execution to target a specific agent across multiple agents and time zones when the scheduled time arrives.

You manage scheduled tasks through exposed API endpoints supporting GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, and RUN operations. These endpoints allow you to create, list, update, and execute one-off tasks while applying time-zone normalization and date-parsing rules.

Ad-hoc task automation supports flexible payload types including skill, prompt, and script. These payloads define the specific action executed at the scheduled date and time, enabling diverse use cases like reminders and reports.

No, scheduling one-off tasks includes built-in time-zone normalization and date-parsing rules. The system automatically handles time conversions, allowing you to schedule tasks across multiple agents and time zones without manual calculation.