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Schedule a message. The clock in the message box sends what you wrote on
its own at the time you pick (in an hour, tomorrow at 9 AM, or a day and a
time up to 30 days ahead), in the same conversation, with its context. With
Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi and, once its status line is set up,
Antigravity CLI. It's off by default: turn on Schedule messages in
Settings.
If the agent is working at that time, the message waits for it to finish;
if the tab is asleep, the app opens the CLI and sends it. Until then it
waits at the end of the conversation with Send now and Cancel
sending, which puts the text back in the message box, and the tab shows
a small clock.
More than an hour late (the app was closed, the computer asleep), it isn't
sent on its own: it says it wasn't sent, with Send now. Two copies of
the app open at once never send it twice. Turning the setting off pauses
what's scheduled, and closing the tab cancels it, after asking.
The CLIs that don't say when they're ready get it once the app sees them
idle with an empty input box, and it counts as sent when it shows up in the
conversation; if it doesn't, the app says it can't tell whether it arrived
and doesn't send it again. OpenCode gets it through its server, with the
conversation's agent and model.
Text only: a message with images or files can't be scheduled.
Copy a request for your agent, in the status line dialog of Claude Code
and Antigravity CLI, copies a short request for an AI agent to add the line
to the CLI's settings for you, without touching the rest of the file. With
scheduled messages on, Settings names the CLI that still needs its status
line for the clock, with Configure.
To message box on a note puts its text and images in the message box of
the active tab, to add to it and send it to the conversation you're in. The
note stays. On the phone, the view switches to the chat.
The Android app 0.9.0 (on Google Play when this version is out):
Share → Agent Workbench from any app saves images (PNG, JPEG, GIF or
WebP) and text to a note on your computer, a new one or one you pick, with
a comment if you like, and goes back to the app you were in. The phone
keeps no copy, and nothing waits on it if the computer doesn't answer.
Settings → Change address: if your computer's IP address changes, type
the new one instead of pairing again. It's saved only if your computer
answers there, with its fingerprint. When the app can't find your computer,
the connection screen offers it.
Changed
The Android app is built with R8, as Google Play asks from February 2027:
its code goes from 10.5 MB to 0.7 MB.
Fixed
A question card in a tab whose CLI isn't open (asleep or ended) no longer
takes your click, says "Answered" and then that the CLI didn't confirm: its
options are off, and the card says why.
A question left open when its CLI closed is no longer answered by typing into
the CLI opened later, which doesn't show that menu again and got a "1" at its
prompt: the card says "The CLI closed with this question open".
A Claude Code CLI killed abruptly no longer leaves its tab looking idle: the
status file it leaves behind counts only while its process is alive.