Jobs

You never wanted skills. What you wanted was the outcome: checks green, branch up to date, review answered. A job is an outcome you ask for by name.

What a job is

A job has:

• a name,
• instructions, the prompt the agent runs,
• a model and an effort,
• a skill preset, so the job loads only the skills it needs,
• where it runs: in this workstream, or in a new one,
• what happens when it finishes: nothing, a draft pull request, or a queued merge.

Jobs live on the Jobs page.

Run a job

• Type / in the composer to run a job from a chat. Its result lands in that chat.
• Run it from the Jobs page, in a workstream or a new one.
• Let a routine run it when something happens.
• Ask the agent: in a Malini chat it can list, save, and run jobs with its tools.

The Job center shows what is running and what just finished. Settings decides how many jobs run at once.

Built-in jobs

Job	What it does
Name chats	Names a chat from its first message.
Fix checks	Fixes a pull request's failing checks. The merge queue runs it.
Update from main	Brings the branch up to date with its base. The merge queue runs it.
Address review	Answers review comments. The merge queue runs it.
Check compatibility	After an update, fixes jobs and routines that rely on changed events. See Updates.
Update docs	Brings a repository's user-facing docs up to date with its code, in a new workstream, as a draft.

The built-in jobs are yours to edit. Reset brings back the original.

Suggested jobs

Malini notices the prompts you keep repeating and offers to turn them into a job and a routine.