Run a routine end to end
Activate, run, and (optionally) schedule a routine from the IDE's Routines tab.
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Overview
This is the short recipe for taking a routine from "listed in the catalog" to "actually ran, and maybe runs again on its own" — the mechanics live on Playbooks & routines; this page is the walkthrough.
Steps
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Open the Routines tab
It's in the IDE's tab strip.
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Find the routine
Browse by category, or check the Activated section if it's already on. Built-in routines are always active; everything else needs a toggle.
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Activate it, if needed
Click Activate on a marketplace routine — built-ins skip this step entirely.
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Run the first step
Click "Run now." If the step is tier 2 or higher, you'll get a confirmation prompt with the step's description before it actually runs.
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Work through the rest
Each following step unlocks once the one before it succeeds — run them in order, reading the inline output as you go.
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Schedule it, if it has a cron trigger
Click the routine's cron chip to copy a ready-made
/schedulecommand, and hand it to the scheduler for a recurring run.
Capabilities
- One tab, full lifecycle — activate, run, and schedule without leaving the Routines tab.
- Risk-tier confirmation built in — nothing tier 2+ runs silently.
- Inline output per step — pass/fail and the actual output text, not just a checkmark.
Limits & honest scope
- Steps run strictly in order; you can't skip to step 3 before steps 1 and 2 succeed.
- Some steps are marked "Coming soon" — the routine is defined but that step's script isn't wired yet.
- Scheduling copies a command for you to hand to the scheduler — it doesn't register the schedule automatically from this tab.