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Scheduled Jobs & Automations

Create recurring assistant work in Ampere

Scheduled Jobs let your OpenClaw bot run work later or on a repeating schedule.

Use them for reminders, reports, check-ins, and other tasks you do not want to repeat manually.

What Scheduled Jobs are

Scheduled Jobs are recurring assistant tasks.

They are good for work that should happen:

  • later
  • every day
  • every week
  • every few hours
  • on a clear timetable
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Scheduled Jobs

Recurring assistant tasks.

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Web Search

Finding information.

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Browser Automation

Interacting with websites. Separate advanced feature.

Good jobs to create

Good examples:

  • “Remind me every weekday at 7:30 AM to review my priorities.”
  • “Send me a morning briefing every day at 8 AM.”
  • “Every Friday, prepare a weekly summary of what I finished.”
  • “Check this site regularly and alert me if it goes down.”
  • “Every evening, remind me to close out open tasks.”

If the task sounds like “do this every day/week/hour,” it is probably a good Scheduled Job.

Best creation flow

Describe the job in chat

Ask the bot to create the recurring task in plain language.

Review it in the dashboard

Open Scheduled Jobs and check that the job exists.

Use Run Now

Test the job immediately before trusting it long term.

Leave it enabled

If the result is good, let it keep running.

What you can do from the Scheduled Jobs page

The dashboard lets you:

  • see existing jobs
  • check whether a job is enabled
  • pause or resume jobs
  • run a job immediately
  • start from templates like Morning Briefing, Bill Reminder, Price Drop Alert, and Server Down Alert

Why Run Now matters

Use Run Now to test important jobs.

It helps you confirm:

  • the prompt is clear
  • the output is useful
  • the job still works
  • the timing is not the only problem

Timezone and credits

Timezone matters. If your timezone is wrong, a valid job can run at the wrong local time.

Credits and plan state can also matter because Scheduled Jobs are real assistant runs, not simple timer popups.

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