Built but switched off for every customer. Tasks would also start when mail arrives, a meeting is added or starts, or a Discord message comes in.
Mac appIn developmentSwitched off for every customer. On the Mac it is called automation triggers, and comes with a gallery of ready-made automations and automations Haruno drafts in a chat. The Scheduled screen stays time-based only.
Windows appAvailableRules that start a hook are edited in the advanced view.
In development in the Mac app. It is not available to customers yet. Do not promise it.
Automation triggers are built but switched off for every customer, so they must not be promised.
What it is meant to do
Today a task starts at a time you pick. With this feature on, an automation could also start when something arrives:
a new email in Gmail;
a meeting added to Google Calendar, or about to start;
a message, or a command word, in a connected Discord channel.
Three more parts come with it.
A gallery. Eleven ready-made automations in four groups: Email, Meetings, Paperwork and Team chat. An example is Answer invoice questions. A tile asks a few questions and fills in the setup sheet.
Automations Haruno drafts in a chat. Haruno could propose one in the conversation. A card appears. You open the usual setup sheet and turn it on yourself. Nothing runs until you do.
A "Listening" mark. A small mark on the screen would say whether anything is being watched.
The Scheduled row would be renamed Automations.
Haruno would notice new mail or messages only while it is open, and would catch up when you come back.
What a customer sees today
Nothing of this. The row is called Scheduled. It holds time-based tasks only. There is no gallery, no "Listening" mark, and Haruno does not watch any account for triggers. See Scheduled tasks.