More ways for an automation to fire, and agents you can put on a schedule.
Today automations trigger from vault events and a set of external hooks. The gaps people hit are time (run this every Monday) and richer conditions on the events that already exist.
"Agents on a schedule" is the same mechanism pointed at an agent run rather than a workflow step — which raises a consent question worth answering deliberately, since an unattended agent run is exactly the case where propose-then-approve is least available.
Exploratory.
More ways for an automation to fire, and agents you can put on a schedule.
Today automations trigger from vault events and a set of external hooks. The gaps people hit are time (run this every Monday) and richer conditions on the events that already exist.
"Agents on a schedule" is the same mechanism pointed at an agent run rather than a workflow step — which raises a consent question worth answering deliberately, since an unattended agent run is exactly the case where propose-then-approve is least available.
Exploratory.