You are in Automate the work · phase 5 of 6

Automate the work

Once the day-to-day works, Buzz can start doing things on its own: workflows on triggers and schedules, external data feeding channels, and community-shared compute that runs agents without an API key. This is also the least mature part of the product — several guides here lead with a plain warning, and the recurring theme is to build verification in from the start rather than trusting a run trace.

• 5.1Create a workflow or scheduled task6 steps

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  Choose work that survives silent failure, pick and filter a trigger, keep the first workflow small, and verify the effect — not just the trace.

• 5.2Approve or deny a workflow approval step5 steps

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  A status guide, stated plainly: approval steps still fail the run, and here is the manual pattern to use instead.

• 5.3Integrate an external data feed5 steps

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  Bring analytics, surveys or metrics into a dedicated channel, with the framing agents need to interpret them safely.

• 5.4Share and use shared compute5 steps

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  Pool community GPUs to run agents with no API key — and understand whose machines your prompts run on.