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Give it an objective, not a task.
A mission is a standing goal Praxa works across days, not a single reply. It keeps going in the background, even with the app closed.
Objective: tell me when a competitor changes pricing or packaging, and why it matters to us.
- Pulled 14 new filingsTue 07:02
- Cross-checked against last weekTue 07:04
- Two competitors changed pricingTue 07:06
- Digest queued for your inboxTue 07:06
Paused itself. Nothing new for three runs — resume any time, or let it wait.
A mission is a standing goal Praxa works across days on a scheduler that sweeps every few minutes, retries what fails, and recovers if it crashes. It wakes on a cadence you choose or on a real event, like an email arriving, and anything that spends money, sends, or posts stops and waits for your approval.
How it works
Built to survive being left alone
Wakes on a schedule
Hourly, daily, or every six hours, your call. Up to five missions can run at once.
Wakes on events too
An email arriving at its inbox or a watched page changing can start a mission within seconds, not just the clock.
Recovers on its own
Failed steps retry with backoff, a crash picks back up where it left off, and it pauses itself after repeated failures instead of burning time unattended.
How it works
Step 1: Give it the goal
Tell it what you want done and how often to check, in one message.
Step 2: It works while you're away
It runs headless in the cloud with its own memory for the mission, retrying and recovering as needed.
Step 3: You get the result
Findings land in your inbox with a push notification. Anything that commits waits for your tap.
What it does not do
- Missions do not spend money, buy anything, or publish a post on their own. Anything like that stops and asks first.
- Free accounts run one active mission at a time, and five is the most any account can run at once.
- A mission that keeps failing pauses itself instead of retrying forever. Resume it from the Missions hub when you're ready.
- Missions are created from cloud chat, on iPhone or web. They do not run in voice or the on-device model.
Frequently asked questions
Can an AI agent keep working on a task while I'm offline?
Yes. A mission runs headless in the cloud on its own schedule, so it keeps going after you close the app. Results land in your inbox with a push notification when it has something to show you, and you can check progress or pause it any time from the Missions hub.
How do I keep a human in the loop when AI automates tasks?
Anything a mission does that commits, spending money, sending something, posting, or deleting, stops and waits for your explicit approval before it happens. Reads and drafts happen on their own; anything consequential does not.
What is agentic automation?
It is giving an AI a standing objective instead of a single instruction and letting it decide how to keep pursuing it. A Praxa mission keeps working that objective over days, reacting to real events like an email arriving, not just running a fixed script once and stopping.
Which automation tool won't surprise me with a huge bill?
Every mission wakeup enforces a budget and an action cap that fails closed rather than overspending. Free accounts run one active mission at a time, with a five-mission ceiling overall, so nothing runs away unattended.
Can I give my whole team access to one AI agent safely?
Missions themselves are a personal capability today. For a shared agent, Praxa's team workspace puts the same assistant in your channels under role-based permissions, so the whole org works with one accountable agent instead of separate personal bots.
Give it a standing objective.
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