> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://condor.hummingbot.org/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Routines > Deterministic Python on schedules and triggers — yours and your agents' The **Routines** page lists every routine on the install: deterministic Python scripts that fetch data, compute indicators, emit alerts, and build reports — no LLM cost per run. Both the ones you wrote and the ones your agents authored for themselves. The Routines page: all routines with type, category, and run history ## Navigating the list * **Filter chips** — **All**, **Routines** (yours, from the `routines/` folder), **Agents** (routines belonging to agents), then one chip per agent to see just its toolkit. An agent-owned routine carries its agent's badge in the name column. * **Columns** — **Type** (`One-shot` runs once or on a schedule; `Continuous` runs until stopped), **Category**, **Reports** it has produced, **Last executed**, and **Last modified**. Sort by the column headers. Clicking a routine opens it: its typed configuration (a pydantic model, rendered as a form), a **Run** button, scheduling (interval or daily), and the reports it has generated. Multiple instances of one routine can run with different configs. ## Using Telegram **`/routines`** lists the same library: pick a routine, fill its typed config field by field, run it once or schedule it (interval or daily), and stop continuous ones — **⏹ Stop All** included. **🔄 Reload** re-discovers scripts after you drop a new file into `routines/`. Reports a routine produces are delivered straight into the chat. ## Learn more * [Routines Overview](/routines/overview) · [Creating Routines](/routines/creating-routines) · [Reports](/routines/reports) · [Global Routines](/routines/global-routines)