Sardine introduces Scheduled Agent Tasks, letting users schedule any Sardine AI agent to run on its own cadence and deliver findings to the team.
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What happened
- Findings are delivered to a notification inbox prioritized by severity, and users can open a chat with the agent for follow-up.
- Sardine states that higher-risk findings can be routed for mandatory human review rather than acted on automatically.
- Sardine states that Agent Routines and the underlying harness are live today across Sardine's AI agents.
Why it matters to Signicat
- Scheduled unattended agents for fraud and compliance monitoring are a feature-level addition to Sardine's agent platform, relevant to Signicat's orchestration and risk-screening lines.
- The post contains no Signicat-relevant eID, wallet, or EUDI content; relevance to Signicat's core identity-brokering and wallet priorities is low.
Evidence from the source (5 quotes)
- “Findings land in a notification inbox, prioritized by severity, so your team reviews what actually needs attention instead of digging through raw output.” source ↗
- “higher-risk findings can be routed for mandatory human review rather than acted on automatically.” source ↗
- “Yes. Agent Routines and the underlying harness are live today across Sardine's AI agents.” source ↗
- “A Routine wraps around agents that already sit inside Sardine, drawing on the same device, transaction, and identity signals your other agents use” source ↗
- “Nothing here is a new category of work.” source ↗
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