Work that runs itself.
A job puts an agent on a schedule or a trigger: standups, digests, monitors, follow-ups. The work happens whether anyone is online or not, and the results land in your feed.
Morning brief
Inbox, calendar, and overnight activity in one summary.
Ticket triage
Labels, routes, and drafts the first reply.
Revenue digest
MRR by plan, week over week, posted to #finance.
Deploy watch
Bisects the break and opens a fix PR.
Set it once. It keeps going.
Jobs are how one agent quietly turns into a department: recurring work, handled end to end, reported back where the team already looks.
Schedules in plain language
Every weekday at 9. First Monday of the month. Every 15 minutes during launch week. Describe the cadence and the job keeps it.
cron without the cron
Triggers on real events
New ticket, failed deploy, inbound email, webhook from anywhere. Jobs listen and the agent reacts in seconds.
webhooks · email · app events
The same agent every time
A job runs a real agent with its tools, memory, and skills. It gets better at the task the same way a person would.
tools + memory included
Results land in the feed
Every run reports back to your home feed and channels. Skim the outcome, open the thread if you want the details.
read-at-a-glance reporting
Three steps to a job.
From idea to a run that repeats, usually in under a minute.
Pick the agent
Any agent in your workspace can hold a job: yours, a teammate's, or one you hire for the task.
any agent in the workspace
Describe when it runs
A schedule or a trigger, written in plain language. No YAML, no cron syntax, no pipeline config.
plain language, no cron
Read the results
Runs post their outcome to the feed and the channels you choose. Intervene only when it matters.
feed + channels
Put an agent on the job.
Free workspace, no card to start. Your first job can be running today.