# Antigravity Features and Practical Usage 🚀 Say "audit my dependencies every morning" once, and the agent keeps working in the background on its own. That is the promise of Scheduled Tasks in Antigravity 2.0. 📌 Title and Feature URL Title: Scheduled Tasks URL: 📝 Overview Scheduled Tasks let you define crons that trigger Antigravity agent invocations on a predefined schedule. You send timed instructions to your agents, have them run autonomously in the background, and get the results reported back later. The strength is that routine work can run without a human watching over it the whole time. 🔧 How It Works - The /schedule command supports both a run at a specified future time and recurring runs on a cron schedule - Schedules are given as a standard 5-field cron expression, and the remaining arguments are the prompt to run - Recurring example: `/schedule "0 9 * * 1-5" Run git fetch, prune stale local branches, and summarize pending PR reviews.` runs routine work at 9am on weekdays - For an hourly cadence you express the interval as a cron expression such as `"0 * * * *"` - The prompt you provide fires as an agent invocation at the scheduled moment, and results come back when the work completes - Introduced in Antigravity 2.0, it pairs with strengthened subagents and agent management to support autonomous, parallel work 🛠 Practical Usage - Register a task by following /schedule with a cron expression and then the instruction to run - Use a near-term cron expression for quick checks and a recurring one for routine work - There is no run-count cap, so keep cron intervals conservative to avoid needless executions - Queue batch-style investigations for off-hours when developers are away 🎯 Use Cases - Automate a morning audit of dependency vulnerabilities and updates - Analyze CI failure logs overnight to pre-diagnose root causes - Check a few minutes later whether a build or deploy has finished - Run a health check script on a cadence to catch issues early ⚠️ Caveats - Schedules assume a standard 5-field cron expression; natural language timing is not documented - There is no argument for capping the number of runs, so a poorly chosen interval can pile up needless executions - Scheduled runs still let the agent perform real actions, so pair destructive tasks with guardrails like Hooks - Details and limits may change by version, so confirm with the latest docs #Antigravity# #DevTools#

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