IFTTT is for if (this) then { that }. We're for while (true) do { this }.
Set it running.
Never look back.
Define an agent, set an interval, and let it loop forever —
checking, acting, and reporting while you do other things.
while (TRUE) do { run("check GitHub and fix the most important bug"); sleep(1 hour); }
How it works
Define your agent
Describe what you want done in plain language — "check my GitHub issues and fix the highest priority one."
Set the interval
Run it every minute, every hour, or every week. You control the schedule.
Let it run
Your agent loops in the cloud. Start it, stop it, or check its log any time.
Cut through the hype
So what is an AI agent, really?
For all the hype about agentic AI, the concept is simple: a program that runs a task, checks a result, and does it again. No magic. Just a loop.
The hard part isn't the AI — it's keeping the loop running. Your laptop sleeps. Your scripts crash. You forget to check the logs.
while-true-do handles all of that. Start an agent here and we manage it for you — scheduling, retrying, logging — in the cloud, around the clock. You just describe the task and set the interval. We keep it alive.
Start your first agent