Use casesAgents that work
Agents that work
while you sleep
Give an agent a schedule or a webhook. It wakes, does the job with everything it remembers, tells you, and goes back to sleep.
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What it gets you
Schedules
Cron schedules per agent: every morning, every hour, every Monday at nine.
Webhooks in
Each agent has its own webhook address. Any service can wake it with a message.
Webhooks out
Get an event when an agent wakes, sleeps, reaches its cap or fails.
Memory between runs
Each run starts with the files and the conversation of the last one.
Free between runs
It sleeps between tasks and frees its running slot.
A budget per agent
A spend cap stops a runaway task cleanly.
Monday, 9:00.
Same agent, same context.
It wakes with last week's files and notes, runs the task, sends you the result, then goes back to sleep.
0.12s
to start a new agent
0.08s
to wake a sleeping one
0.14s
to rewind to a checkpoint
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