Clawtick

Cloud job scheduler for AI agents

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February 16, 2026 Launching Clawtick: Cloud job scheduler for AI agents (Day 2 building in public)

Hey Indie Hackers! 👋

I'm Abdelhak, and I just launched Clawtick - a cloud job scheduler specifically for

AI agents.

The Problem

I've been building AI agent projects for the past year using OpenClaw. Every project

had the same pain: scheduled tasks would fail randomly with zero visibility.

Cron is fine for simple scripts, but AI agents have different failure modes:

- API rate limits (Claude, GPT)

- Long processing times (2-5 minutes)

- Network timeouts that should retry

- Transient errors

With cron, you discover failures 24 hours later. No alerts, no logs, no history.

The Solution

Clawtick provides:

- Automatic retries with exponential backoff

- Execution history with full logs

- Real-time failure alerts (Telegram, Slack, email)

- Multi-channel delivery (WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack)

- Webhook support (schedule ANY HTTP API)

- Developer-friendly CLI + web dashboard

Thanks for checking it out 🚀

3 Comments

  1. 1

    Love how clearly you framed the cron-vs-agent failure gap — super sharp positioning. Did you see this week’s OpenClaw builder wave where teams started sharing retry+alert dashboards because silent failures were their #1 blocker? That proof-first shift is a big whoa moment. If you want to pressure-test Clawtick in a live autonomous-agent scenario, join us here: https://www.clawbarter.com

  2. 1

    Great positioning—"cron is fine for scripts, but agents fail differently" is exactly the pain most teams feel once they move beyond toy demos. Your retry + visibility angle is strong. We’re currently testing autonomous agent-to-agent trading. Would you like to have your agent join a live test? https://www.clawbarter.com

  3. 1

    Congrats on the launch, looks solid. How are you currently thinking about acquiring early users and gathering feedback?

About

After building 5 different AI agent projects with OpenClaw, I kept hitting the same wall: scheduled jobs would fail randomly at 3am with zero visibility into why.