Why repeatable work deserves its own runtime
Some tasks are not one-off questions. They are loops: check staging every morning, summarize open PRs on Friday, ping the status page after each deploy. Running them by hand means they stop happening the moment you get busy.
Onevium's scheduled tasks turn any prompt into a persistent cron job. You write the instruction once, pick a schedule — every 15 minutes, daily at 9 AM, weekdays only — and the system handles the rest. Each execution gets its own isolated session, so context never bleeds between runs.
From chat to cron in one command
Type /loop in any conversation and describe what you want repeated. Onevium parses the interval, builds the cron expression, and starts the scheduler. No YAML files, no external services, no deployment step.
- Standard 5-field cron expressions with preset templates for common intervals.
- A visual cron builder shows the next execution time and a human-readable description before you confirm.
- Every run is logged with status, duration, and a link to the full session — so you can audit what happened at 3 AM without guessing.
Results go where your team already works
If you create a scheduled task inside a Feishu or Discord channel, execution results are automatically pushed back to that channel. The team sees the output without anyone needing to copy-paste from a dashboard.
This turns scheduled runs into a lightweight monitoring layer: production checks post to the ops channel, weekly summaries land in the project group, and daily code reviews show up before standup.