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Visual for Scheduled Tasks Automatic Tasks Scheduled Tasks Scheduled tasks let Nova run recurring or on-demand work with a defined context, variables, and logs. Further Information MCP Variables

Scheduled Tasks

Core Idea

In Short

Scheduled tasks let Nova run recurring or on-demand work with a defined context, variables, and logs.

What belongs here?

  • Creates and lists recurring or on-demand tasks.
  • Stores variables, workspaces, secrets, and run logs.
  • Lets operators trigger and inspect planned automation.
Walkthrough video Scheduled Tasks

A short walkthrough video can supplement this area later.

Gallery

Title visual for Scheduled Tasks
Title visual Orientation visual for Scheduled Tasks.
Area Overview for Scheduled Tasks
Area Overview Orientation graphic for the most important surface.
Panel State for Scheduled Tasks
Panel State Shows detail views, panels, or dialogs.
Flow for Scheduled Tasks
Flow Visual flow for steps and transitions.
Relationships for Scheduled Tasks
Relationships Shows relationships between areas and signals.
Data View for Scheduled Tasks
Data View Shows tables, lists, or result views.

Further Information

Sources

This page summarizes the approved product context for this area in public-facing language and will be expanded with more practical examples.

Scheduled Tasks is related to Embedded Agents, Learning. These links help place the page in the overall system.

MCP Variables

MCP Variables Explanation
nova.scheduled_task_list Scheduled Task List. Reads current state and makes visible what is happening.
nova.scheduled_task_create Scheduled Task Create. Starts, changes, or controls a bounded step.
nova.scheduled_task_trigger Scheduled Task Trigger. Starts, changes, or controls a bounded step.
nova.scheduled_task_runs Scheduled Task Runs. Starts, changes, or controls a bounded step.
nova.scheduled_task_workspace_read Scheduled Task Workspace Read. Reads current state and makes visible what is happening.
nova.scheduled_task_secret_set Scheduled Task Secret Set. Starts, changes, or controls a bounded step.