Automated Schedules

Schedule TaskJin to run tasks automatically — one-shot, recurring intervals, or cron expressions. 'Check my email every morning.' 'Post to Twitter every Monday.' TaskJin runs the full AI agent loop on schedule.

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How to Use Automated Schedules in TaskJin

Using automated schedules tools in TaskJin is simple — just type what you need in plain English. No commands to memorize, no menus to navigate. TaskJin understands natural language and picks the right tool automatically.

1. Open TaskJin — visit taskjin.com or use the Telegram bot.
2. Type your request — for example, "Every morning at 8am, summarize my emails".
3. Get your result — TaskJin processes your request and returns the answer in seconds.

Automated Schedules tools are available with credits (from $5) or a BYOK subscription ($5/month). TaskJin includes 5 tools in the automated schedules category, each designed for a specific task.

Try Saying...

• Every morning at 8am, summarize my emails
• Remind me to take medicine at 9pm daily
• In 2 hours, check if the deploy succeeded

Tools Included

• schedule_create Create a scheduled task that runs automatically. Three kinds: 'at' (one-shot at specific time, ISO 8601), 'every' (recurring interval in seconds, minimum 60), 'cron' (cron expression like '0 7 * *... paid
• schedule_list List all scheduled tasks for the current user, including active and disabled schedules. paid
• schedule_update Update an existing scheduled task. Can change name, timing, prompt, or enable/disable it. Use schedule_list to find IDs first. paid
• schedule_delete Delete a scheduled task by its ID. Use schedule_list to find IDs. paid
• datetime Get current date, time, and day of week. Accepts any timezone: IANA names (Europe/Vienna, America/New_York, Asia/Tokyo) or abbreviations (CET, EST, PST, IST, JST). Default: UTC. free

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