AI Productivity

Scheduled Agent Prompts

Schedule prompts in Agent Input and let 1DevTool send them to the terminal later — on a timer, at a set time, or a few minutes after an AI quota reset. A terminal can hold several scheduled prompts at once: they queue earliest first, each with its own send time, Edit and Cancel, a failed send pauses that terminal's queue until you restore or remove it, and prompts that came due while the machine slept go out one at a time. Scheduled sends reuse the same attachments, AI Diff and agent handoff as a normal send, and you can schedule from your phone through Remote Control too.

Scheduled Agent Prompts

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The Agent Input composer with a schedule timer set to 10 seconds and a blue Schedule button next to Send.
Agent Input showing a Scheduled prompts queue of three prompts sorted earliest first, each with a send time, Edit and Cancel, above an Add another prompt button

Why You Need This

How this feature boosts your daily productivity

Some prompts shouldn't fire the instant you finish typing them. You want an agent to start after a long build completes, or to pick up a task the moment you step away from the desk — without sitting there to press Send at the right second. Scheduled Agent Prompts let you queue the message with a timer in hours, minutes, and seconds and walk away. A live countdown keeps the pending prompt visible and a Cancel button keeps you in control, and because it runs through the same submit path as a manual send, attachments and agent handoff behave exactly as they normally would. With Remote Control scheduling, you can queue that prompt from your phone and let it fire at the next quota reset while you're away from the desk.

How It Works

Get started in 4 simple steps

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Write the prompt in Agent Input

Open Agent Input on the terminal, write the prompt and attach any files exactly as you would for a normal send.

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Pick when it sends

Choose Timer, At time or AI reset — the last sends a few minutes after the agent’s quota window resets.

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Stack more prompts

Use Add another prompt to schedule the next one. The queue lists Scheduled prompts · N, earliest first, with Edit and Cancel on each entry.

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Let the queue run

Prompts send in order. A failed send pauses that terminal’s queue until you Restore or Remove it; prompts missed during sleep go out one at a time.

Without 1DevTool

The manual way vs. the 1DevTool way

The Hard Way

# sleep 3600 && echo ... | pbcopy
# set a phone alarm for the quota reset
# come back, paste, press Enter
# second prompt? overwrites the first
# a failed send? find out in the morning

The 1DevTool Way

Agent Input -> Timer | At time | AI reset
Scheduled prompts · 3 Earliest first
1. 07:14 2. 07:15 3. 07:16
Edit / Cancel per prompt
Failed send -> queue paused -> Restore | Remove

Key Capabilities

Everything included with Scheduled Agent Prompts

Schedule a prompt on a timer, at a set time or after an AI quota reset
Queue several scheduled prompts on the same terminal
Edit or cancel any queued prompt on its own
Pause a terminal’s queue automatically when a send fails
Catch up prompts missed during sleep one at a time, in order
Schedule prompts from your phone through Remote Control

Why It Matters

The productivity impact of having ai productivity built into your workspace

Line Up The Night’s Work

Queue a follow-up behind the first prompt instead of a new schedule replacing the one before it.

Failures Don’t Cascade

A failed send pauses only that terminal’s queue, so nothing fires into a composer holding a half-written prompt.

Quota Resets Work For You

AI reset sends pick up the moment the window refills, even if you are asleep.

Ready to boost your workflow?

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