Never lose a long-running job

The deploy finishes forty minutes after you stopped watching, and nobody follows up. With Paigy, the follow-up is a promise the agent makes before you walk away — and promises fire.

How it works

An agent can leave a promise with schedule_callback: fire on_done, fire on_blocked, or fire at a scheduled delay. As it works, it marks its own progress — reaching done or blocked arms the matching promise.

Paigy's scheduler sweeps every minute and fires whatever is due: the agent wakes up, finishes the follow-through, and the result reaches your phone as a note, a banner, or a ring — whatever the moment deserves.

No syntax required

On a live call, "call me back in twenty minutes" is a callback too. Say it, hang up, and it happens — and if you've already arranged a follow-up, Paigy stops re-asking.

What this replaces

• Terminal windows kept open "just to see it finish".
• Checking a CI tab every five minutes from your phone's browser.
• Jobs that succeeded at 6:40pm and were discovered at 9 the next morning.

Works with: Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Google Antigravity, and any MCP-compatible client — Cline, Continue, Zed, Goose, and local-model setups included.