Say what you want after /schedule or /monitor. No forms, no selectors: a monitor finds what to watch on the page, and a schedule runs the full AI Agent.
/monitor Notify me when this desk lamp drops below $100. Check every 6 hours.
ThinkingTools
/schedule Every Monday at 9, check the course pages in my Learning plan Space for price changes, update my tracker in Google Sheets and post a summary to Slack.
Type /schedule with a request and a time. When the time comes, the AI Agent runs it just as it would in chat, with the same tools: Agent S6 on sites you’re signed in to, web search, extraction, Commands, Apps and Skills. A plain reminder or a saved Replay can run on a schedule too.
Weekly course price checkActive
Every Monday at 9:00 AM
Next run: Mon, 9:00 AM
Last run: Succeeded · 2 days ago
Starizon · nowWeekly course price check · Done
Two courses changed price: UX Foundations is now $49 (was $59), Design Systems $120 (was $99).
Run history
Recent Agent and Replay runs for “Weekly course price check”. Up to 10 completed runs are kept.
SucceededNov 2, 9:00 AM· Scheduled
Two courses changed price: UX Foundations is now $49 (was $59), Design Systems $120 (was $99).
SucceededOct 26, 9:00 AM· Scheduled
No price changes against the attached table.
SucceededOct 19, 1:12 PM· Catch-up
One course added: Accessible Forms, $35.
A whole task on a timer
“Every Monday at 9, read these course pages and compare the prices with the attached table.”
Notify via
Browser notificationEmailWebhookPush (ntfy)
Webhook and Push require setup in Settings → Notification channels; Email requires sign-in.
Browser notification
Starizon · 5:00 PMUpdate reading notes
Update your reading notes
Email
Starizon5:00 PMUpdate reading notesUpdate your reading notes
Push (ntfy)
5:00
ntfy · nowUpdate reading notes
Update your reading notes
Plain reminders, on the channels you pick
“Remind me every weekday at 5 PM to update my reading notes.” No task runs, only the nudge: a browser notification, an email, a webhook post or a push to your phone.
Starizon · nowMorning brief · Done
Three new posts on browser agents and one on local-first apps. Top pick: a hands-on review of tab managers.
Next run: Nov 5, 7:00 AM
Finished tasks let you know
When a task finishes, a browser notification shows what it found. Click it to open the run.
Late run recovery
Within 6 hours
If Chrome was asleep or closed and this task is late, run one catch-up only within this window; older missed runs are skipped.
SucceededNov 4, 8:12 AM· Catch-up
Three new posts on browser agents and one on local-first apps. Top pick: a hands-on review of tab managers.
A missed run catches up
If a run was due while Chrome was closed, it runs once when the browser is back, inside the window you set.
SucceededNov 4, 8:12 AM· Catch-up
Three new posts on browser agents and one on local-first apps. Top pick: a hands-on review of tab managers.
SucceededNov 3, 7:00 AM· Scheduled
Two new posts on browser agents. Nothing new on local-first apps.
SucceededNov 2, 7:00 AM· Scheduled
One long read on search ranking and three short updates.
Recent runs, ready to open
Open a recent run to read what it found, or answer a question it is waiting on.
Example · Schedules · Spaces · Google Sheets
A weekly task that updates your course tracker.
Set it up in one sentence: “Every Monday at 9, check the course pages in my Learning plan Space for new start dates and add them to my tracker in Google Sheets.”
The task keeps the Space as its material, with its pages set to Fresh so they are read again each week, and has browser automation and Apps turned on. Each Monday the new dates show up as rows in the sheet.
Check the course pages in my Learning plan Space for new start dates and add them to my tracker in Google Sheets.
Course trackerGoogle Sheets
CourseStarts2Accessible FormsJan 113UX FoundationsJan 184Design Systems in PracticeFeb 1
Rows 3 and 4 added by Monday’s run
Monitors
Say what to watch. Starizon finds it on the page.
Scheduled tasks
Desk lamp priceActive
Every 6 hours
Watching area: Price · Condition: < 100
Trail shoes restockActive
Every 2 hours
Watching for: In stock
New remote positionsActive
Every day at 8:00 AM
Condition: A new remote position appears
/monitor Notify me when this desk lamp drops below $100. Check every 6 hours.
ThinkingTools
Type /monitor and describe it in your own words: the page, what to watch, when to tell you and how often to check. If something is missing, Starizon asks.
A price: “Notify me when this product drops below $100.”
A word appearing: “Notify me when In stock appears on this page.”
A list growing: “Notify me when this jobs page adds a new remote position.”
There is no box to draw and no selector to copy. Starizon opens the page, finds the element you named, such as the price, and turns your words into a rule you can read, like < 100.
No selectors: Name it in words: “the price”, “the stock status”, “the list of remote jobs”
The same element: Each check reads that element, not whatever ends up in its place
Asks when unsure: If it cannot tell which element you mean, it asks before it starts
Numbers and words are checked exactly. For anything looser, AI decides whether the change matches your request, so a rotated ad or a new sidebar widget does not set it off.
Once, not every check: It alerts when the condition first comes true and stays quiet while it holds
Confirm first: Ask for “three checks in a row” if a number hovers near your line
First match only: Pause the checks once the thing you waited for happens
When a scheduled task needs a confirmation or more detail, it stops in its conversation until you reply. A Replay that asks for input cannot go on a schedule.
02.
A monitor will not switch targets
If the element you described cannot be found, that check is marked in the history instead of read from somewhere else. Repeated misses move the monitor to Needs attention.
03.
It checks at the times you set
A change that comes and goes between two checks can slip past. Pick an interval that matches how fast the page moves.
