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Turn repeated prompts into Routines

A Routine is a reusable workflow whose scheduled, event-triggered, or manual runs create or resume real Axis sessions. Each run remains inspectable instead of disappearing behind a prompt timer.

Use a Routine when the job repeats with a stable outcome and evidence standard: a daily digest, weekly reconciliation, recurring health check, or supported event response. Use an ordinary session when the request changes every time.

The real Routines surface keeps scheduled, event-triggered, and manual work visible together.

Activation is part of the workflow record; every run still becomes session-owned work.

  1. Reliable repetition. The workflow runs from one durable recipe and activation policy.
  2. Inspectable history. Every run keeps status, evidence, and its owning session.
  3. Human authority. Consequential side effects can pause at Needs approval.
  1. Name the outcome and the project context each run should inspect.
  2. Choose a supported schedule, event trigger, or manual activation.
  3. Write the full job, including changes since the last successful run when relevant.
  4. State the evidence expected and the side effects that require approval.
  5. Run it twice and compare the two session records.

A Routine is not a hidden timer and does not make every step unattended. Event-triggered Routines are real, but the installed build is authoritative for supported event sources; there is no promise of a universal trigger builder. For one future instruction aimed at one exact session, use a scheduled check-in instead.

Put this to work: Choose the truthful activation for your next recurring job.