OptionalagentID of the agent that owns this schedule (agi_...).
OptionalappID of the application the schedule belongs to (dap_...).
Optionalcreated_When the schedule was created (ISO 8601).
Optionalcron_Standard cron expression defining the recurrence pattern (e.g. "0 9 * * 1"). Present only when schedule_type is "recurring". null for one-time schedules.
Schedule ID (asc_...).
OptionalinstructionsThe task description the agent will execute when this schedule fires.
Optionallast_UTC datetime of the most recent successful execution. null if the schedule has never run.
Optionalmax_Maximum number of times a recurring schedule may fire before automatically transitioning to "completed". null means no limit.
OptionalmetadataArbitrary key-value pairs attached to the schedule by the agent. Not interpreted by the platform.
Optionalnext_UTC datetime of the next planned execution. null if the schedule has completed, been cancelled, or has not yet been computed.
Optionalrun_Total number of times this schedule has fired.
Optionalschedule_Determines how the schedule repeats. "once" fires a single time at scheduled_at then transitions to "completed". "recurring" fires on the cron_expression and reschedules automatically.
Optionalscheduled_The exact UTC datetime at which a one-time schedule fires. Present only when schedule_type is "once". null for recurring schedules.
OptionalstatusCurrent lifecycle status of the schedule. One of "active" (will fire as planned), "paused" (temporarily suspended), "completed" (has run its last execution), "cancelled" (manually stopped), or "expired" (past its valid window).
OptionalthreadThread ID (thr_...) this schedule is bound to. When set, the scheduled task is delivered into the thread rather than creating a new session. null for session-based schedules.
OptionaltimezoneIANA timezone name used to interpret the cron expression or scheduled_at (e.g. "America/New_York"). Defaults to "Etc/UTC".
Optionalupdated_When the schedule was last modified (ISO 8601).
A scheduled task created by an agent. Supports one-time and recurring (cron-based) execution patterns.