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LangChain adds Schedules SDK to Managed Deep Agents for proactive agents
LangChain introduces the Schedules SDK in Managed Deep Agents, using cron tasks to power proactive, always-on AI agents.
Summary
LangChain highlights how cron tasks power proactive, always-on AI agents and introduces the Schedules SDK in Managed Deep Agents. The SDK provides built-in cron server capabilities allowing developers to define static schedules or dynamic schedules at runtime using tools. More than 70 percent of Managed Deep Agent runs on LangSmith come from scheduled runs rather than manual typing.
What changed
- LangChain introduced the Schedules SDK in Managed Deep Agents to build proactive and always-on AI agents.
- Developers can define static schedules in files or dynamic schedules at runtime using the Schedules SDK with tools.
- Managed Deep Agents provide a built-in cron server to dynamically trigger agent runs.
Availability
Available now“Get started with adding schedules to your Managed Deep Agents from our documentation: langch.in/mda .”
Founder takeaway
Review your AI agent workflows to see if adding scheduled cron tasks can automate background memory updates, follow-ups, or periodic checks.
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