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Automation

17 articles on automation for builders learning Claude Code.

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Claude Code Scheduled Tasks: How I Set Up a Daily Review in the Desktop App

Claude Code scheduled tasks are recurring jobs you create from the Routines page in the desktop app. Each one starts a fresh Claude Code session at the time you pick, in the folder you choose, with its own permission mode and model, and the run shows up in the sidebar for you to review. They run on your machine, so the app has to be open and the computer awake. Here is how I set up a weekday review of the previous day's commits, what went wrong in the first week, and the version of the prompt I run now.

David IyaDavid Iya September 26, 2026 9 min read
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Claude Code Headless Mode: How to Run Claude Code Without the Interface

Claude Code headless mode lets you run Claude as a non-interactive process - triggered by a script, a cron job, or a CI pipeline - without a human in the loop approving each step. Here is what it actually does, how to set it up safely, the difference between headless and auto-accept, and the places it earns its keep versus the places it is the wrong tool.

Duncan RogoffDuncan Rogoff September 11, 2026 9 min read
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