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Schedules

This is the whole model, and everything else follows from it.

You give a series a list of times. Each time produces exactly one video. Three times a day is three videos a day. The footer under the editor says so live: “3 posts / day”.

There’s no separate “how many per run” setting, because there’s no such thing as a run that makes several.

Found in Settings → Series → Settings, and (for the General series only) behind the dashboard’s Schedule button.

Daily Runs each day at the times you set
Weekly Runs on selected days of the week
When Available Triggers as soon as new content appears
Manual Only runs when you press Generate

When Available and Manual never enter the scheduler, so they don’t take times.

A 24-hour track with your posting times as draggable dots. Hour markers run 12a · 6a · 12p · 6p · 12a.

  • Click empty track to add a time there
  • Drag a dot to move it; it snaps to 15 minutes
  • Arrow keys nudge ±15 minutes, Shift+arrows ±60
  • Delete removes the selected one

Underneath, the same times as chips with a proper time input each, so you can type 06:45 rather than aiming.

Set per series. Worth checking if your team is distributed: it defaults to your browser’s.

You don’t set these; they follow from your times.

  • Maximum 12 times a day per series
  • Weekly output is capped proportionally

Failed and skipped runs don’t count against the cap, only work that actually produced something.

In order of how often it’s the answer:

Then:

  • The cap was hit. Check how many videos the series already made today.
  • Nothing matched. A scheduled row that produced no article shows a Failed badge with the reason, often “12 candidate article(s) available, none matched this series’ filter or classification”. That’s a filter problem, not a schedule problem; see Series.
  • No fresh articles. Your sources had nothing new. See Sources.

Settings → Run now triggers a one-off run of the default series immediately. The best way to test a setup without waiting for tomorrow.