Question for AI builders:
What's the most annoying part of running agents in production?
A) Scheduling reliability
B) Monitoring/observability
C) Cost management
D) Something else?
Building in public — your answer shapes what I build next.
Your AI agent costs:
- $0.01 per run in API tokens
- $0 in scheduling if you use ClawTick
- $0 in monitoring (built in)
- $0 in alerting (built in)
Total cost to run an agent daily for a month: $0.30
The infrastructure shouldn't cost more than the agent itself.
"Why can't I just use setInterval?"
You can. Until:
- Your server restarts
- Your process crashes
- You deploy and forget to restart it
- You need to know if it actually ran
Scheduled tasks need to survive beyond your process. That's the whole point.
The real cost of self-hosted cron:
- Server: $5-20/mo
- Your time debugging failures: priceless
- Silent failures you never catch: dangerous
- Monitoring you never build: inevitable
The cheapest infrastructure is the one you don't manage.
@its_EveWeb3@sleepagotchi been watching them - the daily habit loop is exactly what makes retention stick
way easier to build around something people already do every night
@wiseadvicesumit been watching this play out in real time with SaaS valuations too
every pitch deck suddenly has "AI-powered" slapped on it even when it's just basic automation
the scary part is how fast money moves now compared to previous bubbles
ClawTick is live on Product Hunt 🦞
If you're running AI agents that need to fire on a schedule — daily reports, data checks, automated follow-ups — this is for you.
Your support today means a lot. Would love your feedback on what to build next 👇
https://t.co/SSmV614dH4
New: Job quota warnings in the dashboard
Now you see exactly how close you are to your monthly trigger limit.
No more surprise "quota exceeded" errors mid-workflow.
Free: 500 triggers
Starter: 5K triggers
Pro: 50K triggers
Hot take: If your AI agent framework doesn't have a scheduling story, it's incomplete.
LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGen — great for building agents.
But "run this every Tuesday at 9am" still requires a separate server.
That's a gap in the stack, not a feature.
AI agents can browse the web, write code, and reason about complex problems.
But they can't schedule a cron job on a server.
That's why we built ClawTick , scheduling infrastructure designed for agents. One API call. Zero servers.
Works with anything that has a URL:
- Webhooks (GET/POST/PUT/DELETE)
- LangChain flows
- CrewAI workflows
- Any HTTP endpoint
Template variables: {{jobId}}, {{timestamp}}, {{message}}
If you're trying to automate your first agent workflow, leave a question.
If you've already shipped one, leave a tip.
I'll go first:
"Don't wait for the perfect stack. Ship with what runs today."