Work
Recurring operations
Automations
Start it without being there.
An automation is a mission with a trigger. A schedule is the common one — a nightly pass over a repository — and a run can also be started by hand or by an incoming webhook. Missed occurrences are handled explicitly: a machine that was asleep at 2 AM can run the occurrence it missed, run only the most recent one, or skip them, rather than silently doing nothing.
When a run is still going and the next is due, the automation can skip it, queue it, or cancel the older one.
Each run records what triggered it, when it was scheduled for if it fired late, what it cost, and how it ended.
Catch Me Up assembles what happened from Velora's own records — findings, checks, decisions and spend — rather than asking a model to summarise the night.
The terminal app can list what is waiting and act on it, so an automation can hand off to your own tooling.