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⏰ Flow Scheduler — Agende Tarefas para Rodar Automaticamente | Schedule Recurring Tasks

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    🇧🇷 Português

    O que é o Flow Scheduler?

    O Flow Scheduler permite criar schedules baseados em tempo que disparam flows automaticamente. Use expressões cron, macros como @daily ou intervalos como @every 5m.

    Como usar

    Em linguagem natural: "Agende um relatório diário às 9h" ou "Roda a cada 30 minutos". O scheduler traduz para a expressão correta.

    Exemplos Práticos

    • 📊 Relatório matinal: Todo dia às 8h, um flow gera e publica um resumo do dia anterior
    • 🔍 Verificação de sistema: A cada hora, checa saúde dos agentes e notifica se algo estiver offline
    • 💾 Backup automático: Todo domingo à meia-noite, faz backup das configurações

    💡 Dica

    Use @every 5m para testes rápidos durante o desenvolvimento, e @daily ou @hourly para produção. Comece com intervalos curtos para validar, depois aumente.


    🇺🇸 English

    What is the Flow Scheduler?

    The Flow Scheduler lets you create time-based schedules that trigger flows automatically. Use cron expressions, macros like @daily, or intervals like @every 5m.

    How to use

    In natural language: "Schedule a daily report at 9 AM" or "Run every 30 minutes". The scheduler translates it to the correct expression.

    Practical Examples

    • 📊 Morning report: Every day at 8 AM, a flow generates and publishes a summary of the previous day
    • 🔍 System health check: Every hour, checks agent health and notifies if anything is offline
    • 💾 Automatic backup: Every Sunday at midnight, backs up configurations

    💡 Tip

    Use @every 5m for quick testing during development, and @daily or @hourly for production. Start with short intervals to validate, then increase.

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