Where to find it
In the deployment sidebar, open Scheduled (the clock icon, below Explore). The page lists the deployment’s tasks with their name, schedule, status, and description, and is searchable.Anatomy of a task
A task has:- Name (required) — how the task appears in the list.
- Description (optional) — a short summary shown in the list.
- Instructions (required) — the natural-language prompt the agent runs on each execution.
- Schedule — how often the task runs (see below).
- Enabled — a toggle to activate or pause a scheduled task.
Schedule options
Scheduled Tasks use the same schedule editor as dashboard scheduled refresh, offering these frequencies:- Manual — no schedule; the task runs only when you trigger it with Run now.
- Hourly, Daily, Weekly (with a day of the week), and Monthly (with a day of the month) — each with a time picker.
- Custom — a raw cron expression for full control.
Managing tasks
From the list, you can:- Create a new task.
- Edit an existing task’s instructions, schedule, or details.
- Enable / Pause a scheduled task to control whether it runs on schedule.
- Run now — trigger a one-off run immediately. This works for both manual and scheduled tasks.
- Delete a task. Deleting removes its schedule and stops all future runs.
Reading the output
Each run creates an Analytics Chat thread containing the agent’s response. Open the thread from the chat UI to read the full answer, ask follow-up questions, or save results to a Workbook. The task runs headlessly under the security context of the user who created it, so it sees exactly the data that user can access.Managing tasks from chat
You can also create and manage Scheduled Tasks conversationally in Analytics Chat. Ask the agent to schedule, update, list, or delete tasks in plain language — for example, “schedule a daily summary of yesterday’s signups at 9am” or “list my scheduled tasks.”Preview limitations
- Scheduled Tasks must be activated for your account by the Cube support team.
- Results are delivered only as Analytics Chat threads — there is no email or Slack delivery.
- Missed runs (for example, while a deployment is unavailable) are not caught up automatically.
- There is no in-app run-history view yet.