When an agent publishes by committing to git, every separate write is its own commit, and on Vercel every commit is its own deploy. That is how an article went live for a minute pointing at a hero image that 404'd. The fix is one atomic commit.
A stale git lock froze the checkout my Cowork tasks run from. Every scheduled agent kept running ten commits behind, reported success, and said nothing. Here is the silent freeze and the sync script that ends it.
A scheduled agent reads everything I ship and tells me what is worth writing about. I do the writing and the editing. Publishing stays a button only I press.
The self-running version of an agent task isn't more code. It's the same task dropped into a scheduled task: a clock fires it, it does the work while you sleep, and a final step delivers the result.
Someone fills out your site's form and, a second later, Telegram pings you with their details. Two nodes in n8n, a webhook and a message, with step-by-step screenshots.