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Routines

Build reusable routine graphs that manual and scheduled tasks can dispatch from the dashboard.

The Routines area is where you author and run routines — the directed graphs that turn a process into a repeatable, audited workflow.

Resources it contains and manages

ResourceWhat it manages
RoutinesReusable workflow graphs that tasks can target
CouncilsMulti-agent groups (leader + members + strategy) usable as routine steps

It's organized into:

Schedules live on tasks, not routines. A manual or scheduled task chooses the routine it dispatches, so the same graph works for both one-off and recurring work. Councils remain available as routine steps.

The visual editor

Opening a routine drops you into the graph editor: add steps (agent, gate, council, terminal), wire them with edges, and set each edge's condition (always, on_pass, on_fail). The editor reflects the same rules the runtime enforces — acyclic flow except a bounded gate retry loop, required terminals, and explicit owners per step.

The visual routine editor in the Nenjo dashboard
The visual routine editor — add steps, wire edges, and set conditions. Saved changes sync to your harness live.

Saved changes sync to your connected harness live. For the graph model — step types, edge conditions, the asymmetric failure semantics, and patterns — see Routines.

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