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Set a task once and Ryze runs it on its own — either repeating (every day, week, or month) or one-time at a specific moment in the future. Each run does the work in a fresh chat and emails you the result, so the report is waiting in your inbox instead of being something you have to go pull. One-time tasks are great for reminders and one-off checks — “pull this report tomorrow at 9am”, or “check spend after the sale ends Friday”. After a one-time task runs, it’s marked Completed and won’t run again. Find it under Schedules in the sidebar.
The Scheduled tasks page with saved tasks

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Create a scheduled task

Click New task and pick how you want to set it up.
The New task menu with Create with Agent and Set up manually

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Ask the agent

Pick Create with Agent and just say what you want in chat. The agent asks a couple of questions to nail down the cadence and what to report, then creates the schedule for you.
Setting up a scheduled task by chatting with the agent
It also offers this on its own — ask a question you’ll clearly want answered again next week and the agent suggests a recurring task, or mention a specific moment (“check this after the sale ends Friday”) and it suggests a one-time task for that time.

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Set it up manually

Pick Set up manually to fill in the details yourself.
The manual scheduled task creation dialog
  • Name — what this task is, e.g. “Weekly Google Ads recap”.
  • Task — the instructions the agent runs each time. Write it like a prompt: what to check, what to report.
  • When should this run? — choose repeating or one-time.
    • Repeating — daily, weekly (pick a day), or monthly (pick a date), at the time and timezone you choose.
    • One-time — pick a date and time (interpreted in the timezone you select). It must be in the future, and it runs exactly once.
  • Email me when each run finishes — on by default. Turn it off if you only want the result in the chat.
New tasks are active as soon as you create them.
Runs are billed per AI step like any agent work (see Credits & Usage), and the agent can use every tool it has access to — including changing or deleting things in your connected accounts. Write the task carefully and use at your own risk.

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What happens on each run

When a schedule fires, Ryze:
  1. Starts a fresh chat and runs your task as the agent.
  2. Writes the result — the agent does the work and ends with a short recap: the verdict and the key numbers.
  3. Emails you that recap (if email is on), with a link to open the full chat.
A finished scheduled run with the agent's recap
The email is a short headline. The full reasoning and detail live in the chat behind the View full report link.
Scheduled-run chats are read-only — they’re a record of what the agent did, not a conversation you continue. To change what runs, edit the task.

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Manage a task

Open any task to see its run history, trigger it on demand, or change it.
A scheduled task detail page with recent runs
  • Run now — fire the task immediately. For a one-time task this is a one-off extra run — it doesn’t use up the scheduled time, which still fires as planned.
  • Toggle (Active / Paused) — pause or resume a repeating schedule. Paused tasks don’t run and don’t bill. (One-time tasks show Completed once they’ve run.)
  • Edit / Delete — from the menu. Deleting a task stops all future runs and removes its history.

Credits

How runs are billed.

Approvals

Improvements the agent proposes on its own.