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# 17. AIsuru Scheduler MCP Server

The AIsuru Scheduler MCP allows the agent to schedule recurring tasks that run automatically in the background, even when you're not in the chat.

## What it can do

* Schedule recurring tasks (e.g. every morning, every Monday)
* Act autonomously using the other connected connectors (e.g. send an email summary)
* List, pause, resume or cancel scheduled tasks

## Examples 

*"Every morning at 8 send me a summary of the important emails."*\
\
*"Every Monday create a report of the previous week's activity."*

### **Can it handle multiple steps?**

Absolutely! It's not limited to simple one step tasks. You can set up a chain of actions, for example:

1. *"Every morning, search for news about our company..."*
2. *"...then email me a summary of what you found..."*
3. *"...and finally, log a note in the CRM."*

It will follow each step in order, using the result of the previous one to carry out the next just like a real life assistant would do.

## Configuration parameters

AIsuru Scheduler MCP is an internal gateway connector.\
The main parameters identify the agent/Memori used to run the tasks:

1. Locate your Memori agent in the platform
2. Go to the agent settings to find the required parameters
3. Copy the following values:
   * `memori_id`: the unique ID of your Memori agent
   * `engine_url`: the URL of the engine running the agent
   * `tenant_url`: the URL of your tenant environment
4. If your agent is private, also provide:
   * `memori_password`: the agent's password

### Custom parameters

* `backend_url`: custom backend URL (useful only if you use AIsuru on-prem)
* `default_birth_date`: default birth date used by the agent

```json
{
  "memori_id": "your-memori-id",
  "backend_url": "https://backend.example.com",
  "default_birth_date": "2000-01-01"
}
```