Routines
Routines are agents on a schedule — describe what should happen and how often, and Strive runs it automatically, delivering results to your inbox and channels.
A routine is an agent on a schedule. Describe what should happen and how often it should run, and Strive turns it into a routine that runs on its own — no need to remember to trigger it.
Creating a routine
Section titled “Creating a routine”The easiest way is conversationally. In chat, run the
create_routine skill or just describe the schedule:
Every Monday at 9am, analyze my Google Ads account for wasted spend and sendthe summary to my inbox.Strive proposes a routine — the agent, the schedule, and the delivery channel — which you can confirm or adjust before it goes live.
Status and control
Section titled “Status and control”Routines can be active or paused. Pause a routine to stop it running without deleting it; activate it again when you’re ready. You can still run a routine on demand at any time.
Delivery channels
Section titled “Delivery channels”Routine results always land in your Strive Inbox, and can optionally be delivered to:
- Slack
- Google Chat
Editing a routine
Section titled “Editing a routine”Use the update_routine skill, or edit the routine directly, to change its
schedule, prompt, or delivery channels.
Related
Section titled “Related”- Reports — where routine output is captured.
- Connections — the sources routines read from.