1. Create a routine with a schedule (e.g., "every Monday at 9am UTC"). 2. Assign an AI agent to handle each run (e.g., Astra for CEO briefs, Riley for competitor research). 3. Runs automatically — each scheduled run spawns a one-time Task that the assigned agent works on. 4. Track — see run history,

Routines — Recurring Tasks — Tycoon 幫助中心

What are Routines?

Routines are recurring scheduled tasks that run automatically on a set cadence — daily, weekly, or any cron schedule. Think of them as "set it and forget it" automation: a daily CEO brief, a weekly competitor scan, a Monday morning goal review.

How Routines work

Create a routine with a schedule (e.g., "every Monday at 9am UTC").
Assign an AI agent to handle each run (e.g., Astra for CEO briefs, Riley for competitor research).
Runs automatically — each scheduled run spawns a one-time Task that the assigned agent works on.
Track — see run history, counts, and next scheduled time on the Routine detail page.

Built-in platform routines

Tycoon includes several pre-configured routines that activate automatically:

Routine	Schedule	Agent
CEO Operating Brief	Daily 9am + 9pm UTC	Astra
Competitor Monitor	Mon/Wed/Fri 9am UTC	Riley
Goal Review	Monday 9am UTC	Astra
Dashboard Weekly Review	Monday 9am UTC	Astra

Creating your own routines

Ask Astra to set up a recurring task. Example: "Every weekday at 8am, have Riley monitor our top 3 competitors and post findings to the feed."

Settings → Routines to view, pause, or manage your routines.

FAQ

Q: Can I pause a routine? A: Yes. Set its status to PAUSED and it stops spawning new runs. Resume anytime.

Q: What happens if a run fails? A: The error is recorded on the routine. Future runs continue normally. Failed runs can be inspected and retried.

Q: How many routines can I have? A: No hard limit. Each run costs credits based on the work the agent does.

Q: Can I delete platform routines? A: Platform routines (like the daily operating brief) are protected and cannot be deleted, but you can pause them.

Q: What cron expressions are supported? A: Standard 5-field cron: minute hour day-of-month month day-of-week. Examples: 0 9 * * 1 (Monday 9am), 0 8 * * * (daily 8am), */30 * * * * (every 30 minutes).