Native Scheduling

Native Scheduling is a first-class automation layer built directly into the EVM++.

Overview

Today’s EVM applications rely on off-chain bots and keepers to perform critical automation. This introduces centralization, reliability issues, and MEV risk.

Native Scheduling makes automation a protocol primitive rather than an off-chain workaround.

What Native Scheduling Enables

• Recurring execution (block, time-based)
• Conditional execution at block start
• Event-driven compute pipelines
• Chain-native autonomous agents

Execution is guaranteed by the VM itself and runs before mempool ordering, eliminating keeper races.