Cronloop AI 让用户用 Markdown 描述任务，创建能定时循环运行的 AI 智能体，支持记忆与自我改进，适合自动化重复工作流。
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PH 用户
Hey PH,
I often want to automate recurring tasks with my Claude Code/Codex subscriptions, so I built Cronloop to make this simple.
Just click "New agent", set a schedule, connect your existing claude code/codex subscription, give your agent instructions, connect the tools it needs, and boom - you have an autonomous agent running in a loop, working while you sleep.
Some ways I'm using it:
- I built a self-driving events website (aievents.now) and have a cronloop agent for each city that autonomously curates events every morning. - I have a few websites autonomously SEO-optimizing every day based with connected search console data + keyword research tools - the site runs on Cactal.ai.
Some features:
- Every agent runs in an ephemeral, isolated sandbox - You can monitor runs in real-time (the agent logs stream into the app) - Every agent has a simple, durable markdown-based memory system. Your agents can self-improve over time - you can include instructions to record learnings with each run for other agents to benefit from. - You can leverage your existing claude code/codex subscriptions or bring your own API key. - 200+ connectors are ready-to-go - connect your agents to any tool that has an MCP, CLI, SDK, API, etc. - You can configure the agent's environment with a setup shell script if needed for greater flexibility
Free to try - create up to three agents for free.
You bring your own inference, so cronloop is very generous with usage, the pro plan offers unlimited agents with up to a 5 min interval on runs for $25/mo (or $20/mo annual).
I'm a huge Cronloop user and get a lot of value from it (I personally have ~25 cronloop agents running), so I'm excited to share it. Let me know your thoughts!
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PH 用户
This looks cool for checking support tickets every day. Agents that run by themselfs is a good idea.
PH 用户
Nice product. Looks pretty easy to set up for checking competitors or posting on social. Upvoted.
I often want to automate recurring tasks with my Claude Code/Codex subscriptions, so I built Cronloop to make this simple.
Just click "New agent", set a schedule, connect your existing claude code/codex subscription, give your agent instructions, connect the tools it needs, and boom - you have an autonomous agent running in a loop, working while you sleep.
Some ways I'm using it:
- I built a self-driving events website (aievents.now) and have a cronloop agent for each city that autonomously curates events every morning.
- I have a few websites autonomously SEO-optimizing every day based with connected search console data + keyword research tools - the site runs on Cactal.ai.
Some features:
- Every agent runs in an ephemeral, isolated sandbox
- You can monitor runs in real-time (the agent logs stream into the app)
- Every agent has a simple, durable markdown-based memory system. Your agents can self-improve over time - you can include instructions to record learnings with each run for other agents to benefit from.
- You can leverage your existing claude code/codex subscriptions or bring your own API key.
- 200+ connectors are ready-to-go - connect your agents to any tool that has an MCP, CLI, SDK, API, etc.
- You can configure the agent's environment with a setup shell script if needed for greater flexibility
Free to try - create up to three agents for free.
You bring your own inference, so cronloop is very generous with usage, the pro plan offers unlimited agents with up to a 5 min interval on runs for $25/mo (or $20/mo annual).
I'm a huge Cronloop user and get a lot of value from it (I personally have ~25 cronloop agents running), so I'm excited to share it. Let me know your thoughts!
*Hand-written comment, no AI