Automated Tasks in Quantium:
how to set up your AI assistant

Autotasks are a unique Quantium feature most AI bots don't have. The bot runs your prompt on a schedule and sends the result straight to your chat. Morning news digests, weekly metric summaries, automated social media creatives — all this works on its own after you set it up just once.

This article covers how to create an autotask in minutes, what scheduling options you get, gives you 5 ready-to-use scenarios with prompts, and explains the limitations and key details.

How to Create an Autotask

You set up autotasks through the bot's menu. It's simple:

Then the bot walks you through 4 steps:

1. Task Name — whatever you want, just for your own reference in the list.
2. Prompt — exactly what the AI should do. It's the same as a regular chat prompt, but think about it running repeatedly.
3. Schedule — when to run it. Pick from presets or use cron-like syntax.
4. Model and Parameters — which AI to use (default GPT-5.4), if web search is needed, and if the task should remember previous runs.

Once created, the task shows up in your list with an "Active" status. Manage it through the Tasks → My Tasks menu: you can pause it, edit the prompt, view its run history, or delete it.

Schedule Types

Quantium supports 6 schedule types, plus manual runs. You can also run any task manually with the "Run Now" button — super handy for testing a prompt before letting it run automatically.

• Hourly — every 60 minutes. That's the most frequent interval allowed.
• Daily — at a chosen time (in your timezone).
• Weekdays — Mon–Fri at a chosen time.
• Weekly — a specific day of the week and hour.
• Monthly — a specific day of the month.
• Once — runs on a specified date and time, then deactivates itself.

The number of active tasks you can have depends on your plan. Here are the limits: