A routine is a recurring job you describe once. Jarvis runs it on a schedule and reports back, so the work that used to need you is done before you ask.
Create one in plain English
Describe what you want and when. Jarvis turns it into a schedule and shows you a preview before saving.
Schedules and triggers
Routines run on a clock ("every weekday at 7am", "every Friday at 5pm") or when your Mac has been idle for a while. Phrases like "every morning", "evening", and "weekday" are understood and turned into a precise schedule.
It runs while you sleep
Routines fire on schedule even if your Mac was asleep at the time, catching up once when you wake. A routine that finds nothing to report stays quiet, so it never becomes noise.
They are built to run without babysitting: if one fails it retries with a backoff, and a routine that keeps failing pauses itself instead of nagging you. You can pause everything, or snooze a single routine, any time.
Where results land
Routine results are delivered to your chat, so a morning briefing is waiting for you on your phone.
Jarvis offers them too
When Jarvis notices you doing the same thing repeatedly, it offers to turn it into a routine.