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Automations and Recurring Tasks in Superconductor

Schedule recurring Superconductor tasks that create tickets, launch implementations, or send follow-up messages.

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Automations in Superconductor

Every team has recurring tasks that should not depend on someone remembering them: periodic QA checks, stale issue cleanup, docs updates, maintenance work, or the same follow-up task again next week.

Automations turn that recurring work into a standing instruction. Set it up once, and Superconductor runs the right project action when the schedule arrives.

Automations page showing scheduled project actions and run history links

Automations let Superconductor run recurring project actions on a schedule.

You can create scheduled workflows from the Automations page, run them manually, enable or disable them, and review past runs from each automation's history.

Automations now support three action types: create a recurring ticket, launch an implementation for a starred ticket, or send a message to a starred implementation. That makes them useful for recurring work such as scheduled maintenance, repeated checks, or follow-up workflows where an agent should keep working without someone manually reopening the task.

Automations are available from the project navigation for scheduling recurring work.