02 · Onchain task scheduler

Schedule a call. Pay whoever runs it.

One task is one contract call on Robinhood Chain with an interval, an optional view-call condition, a run limit and an ETH reward per run that the forge holds until a keeper earns it. Nothing runs by itself: a keeper has to find it worth the gas.

Tasks

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New task

1 · What to callLabel (optional, up to 48 bytes)Target contract on Robinhood Chain

Function signatureAdd this contract + function to my guard in the same transaction. Without it, the pair must already be on your guard list or the forge refuses the task.

2 · When it is due

Run at most everyUnit

Condition (optional): the first 32 bytes a view returns, compared as a number

3 · Runs, reward and limits

Reward per run (ETH)Paid runs (1–10,000)Call gas limitHalt after failures in a row (0 = never)

Needs my approval: runs only while I have approved runs left (I approve them on the guard page or the task page).

Before you sign

Call: Write a function signature, for example: function poke(uint256 amount)

A task call never carries ETH: the forge sends value 0. Tasks cannot move the escrow anywhere except to the keeper as its reward.
A keeper is paid for a run whether your call succeeds or reverts, because it paid the gas either way. Set a failure limit so a broken task halts.
Nobody is paid to run your task except the reward you set. Eoniq runs no hosted keeper network today (planned): a task runs when some keeper finds it worth the gas.
The forge holds the ETH you escrow for rewards. It is new code with Foundry tests and a written self-review, and it needs an independent security review before real volumes. Start with small amounts.
Cancel any time: the unspent escrow is credited back and you withdraw it.