Scheduled Prompts

Run automated code analysis on a schedule

Scheduled Prompts

Overview

Scheduled prompts let you run automated code analysis tasks on a recurring schedule. Perfect for daily code reviews, security audits, dependency checks, or technical debt reports.

Quick Start

1

Create a Scheduled Prompt

Go to Scheduled Prompt Agents and click "New Scheduled Prompt". Give it a descriptive name like "Daily Security Review" or "Weekly Tech Debt Report".

2

Configure the Schedule

Set when the prompt should run. Options include:

  • Daily - Run once per day at a specific time
  • Weekly - Run on specific days of the week
  • Monthly - Run on specific days of the month
  • Custom - Use cron syntax for complex schedules
3

Write Your Prompt

Define what analysis the AI should perform. Be specific about what to look for and how to format the results.

Example Prompts

Daily Code Health Check

Review recent changes in the last 24 hours:
1. Identify any new TODO or FIXME comments
2. Check for potential security issues
3. Flag any functions over 50 lines
4. List any new dependencies added
5. Summarize the changes in 3-5 bullet points

Weekly Technical Debt Report

Generate a technical debt report covering:
1. Files with the most complexity (cyclomatic complexity)
2. Code that hasn't been touched in 6+ months
3. Deprecated API usage
4. Missing test coverage for critical paths
5. Recommendations for refactoring priorities
Tip

Start with a simple daily prompt and iterate based on what's useful. Complex prompts can be split into multiple scheduled tasks for better organization.