AURA

Scheduled & Conditional

Standing orders, recurring intents, triggers, and conditional proposals

Scheduled Intent Lifecycle

Scheduled intents

On-chain standing orders (payroll / DCA / sweeps) in a ScheduledIntent PDA. Each due run is gated by the same policy + failure-mode path as an interactive proposal, then promoted into the normal pending proposal/sign/finalize lifecycle. Schedule counters and lifetime spend are settled when finalize_execution receives the matching scheduled intent account. Optional trigger conditions can gate each run (price / time-window / balance / oracle flag, combined with AND/OR). Price and oracle-flag conditions carry the same oracle descriptor used by verified balance refresh, so trusted-oracle mode blocks raw spoofable feeds there too.

InstructionDescription
create_scheduled_intentCreate a recurring intent with recurrence, per-run/total budget, and conditions.New
update_scheduled_intentEdit the recurrence / budget / payload / conditions.New
pause_scheduled_intent / resume_scheduled_intentToggle execution on/off.New
close_scheduled_intentClose an intent and reclaim rent, unless a promoted run is still in flight.New
clear_scheduled_intent_in_flightOwner-gated recovery for an abandoned promoted run after its proposal is no longer pending.New
execute_scheduled_intentRun a due slot (keeper or permissionless); uses the on-chain clock and promotes an approved run into a pending proposal.New

Conditional proposals

Conditional proposals are parked until their trigger conditions pass. A successful trigger promotes the request into the normal pending proposal flow and records Triggered; it does not mark the request executed. Signing, finalization, cancellation, and expiry still happen through the ordinary pending instructions.

InstructionDescription
propose_conditional_transactionPark a proposal behind price, time-window, balance, or oracle-flag conditions.New
try_triggerKeeper/caller checks conditions and promotes a satisfied proposal into the pending queue.New
close_conditional_proposalClose the conditional proposal after it is expired, cancelled, or no longer has a promoted pending proposal.New

Policy enforcement

Both scheduled and conditional proposals go through the full policy engine when promoted. They are not a bypass — they are a scheduling primitive.

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