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  • What this adds
A native scheduler to Brain MAX that runs user-defined actions at set times (daily, weekly, or monthly).
  • What it can do
Generate summaries (e.g., top tasks, unread emails).
Pulls in information from connected tools (e.g. Gmail).
  • How it works (quick example)
Every day at 09:00 local time, Brain MAX sends a briefing: today’s key tasks, unread emails, and optional ClickUp actions.
  • Why it’s needed
Keeps you on top of priorities automatically.
Reduces manual checking and context switching.
Lets your Brain MAX workflow connect with other tools seamlessly.
  • Should have
UI to create/edit scheduled actions with cadence, time, and timezone.
Support for at least daily schedules and simple templates.
Ability to test-run a schedule and view execution results.