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Open an Automation from the left rail to inspect its instructions, schedule, location, and runs.

Run now and inspect results

Choose Run now from the Automation’s menu to run its current instructions. Open an entry in Runs to inspect the conversation and result. Runs belong to the Automation’s owner. Other people may see artifacts on a shared Canvas without seeing the private run conversation.

Pause or resume

Click the Active status to pause an Automation, or use Pause from its menu. Pausing retains the schedule and instructions. Resume a paused Automation with Resume or its status control. An Automation without a schedule needs a cadence before it can recur. Pausing prevents future scheduled starts. It doesn’t stop a run already in progress; open that run’s conversation if you need to stop it.

Edit or duplicate

Edit the name, instructions, schedule, time zone, or Runs on selection, then save your changes. They affect subsequent runs. An Automation’s location is fixed. Duplicate creates another configuration in the same location. To use a different Workspace or Canvas, create a new Automation and select that location. Review a copy’s schedule and instructions before relying on it. Only the owner can change, run, or inspect the private run history of an Automation.

A run didn’t happen

Check:
  • Status and schedule. Confirm that it is active and has a future run time in the intended time zone.
  • Access. The owner needs edit access to the target Workspace or Canvas, and the location must still be available.
  • Connections. Reconnect any app or model provider whose authorization has failed.
  • Usage. Cohesive usage checks still apply, including when a connected subscription pays for model tokens.
  • Run history. Open the latest entry for the recorded outcome.
Loss of access to the target can pause scheduling. A billing denial can skip a run while keeping its cadence.

A run is waiting for input

Open the run and review its question or command confirmation. Clarify the instructions for future runs if they leave an important decision unresolved.

Remove an Automation

Use Delete only when you no longer need its saved configuration. Use Pause when you want to keep it for later; Automations aren’t restored through the Archive.