Zeplo MCP. Manage background jobs and scheduling via your AI agent.

You're looking at Zeplo, and it lets your AI agent handle all your background workflows—the stuff that needs to run later or on a timer. You don't have to build complex cron jobs or stare at an admin dashboard; you just tell your agent what needs doing.

To get started, you can generate unique access credentials with create_token, and then check all the tokens you've got using list_tokens. You'll need these to connect your AI client to your workspace.

Running Background Jobs

Need to process a massive data batch? Shoot an HTTP call into the background queue using enqueue_request, and it runs automatically, even if it fails—it'll retry the job. Wanna set up recurring reports or delayed triggers? Use create_schedule to build a new schedule for any API endpoint; you can define these one-time or recurring triggers with CRON-like syntax.

If that scheduled work is done or wrong, you can clean house by calling delete_schedule. You'll find all your active schedules listed through list_schedules, which shows when they run next and what endpoints they hit.

Tracking and Debugging Workflows

You get full control over the job lifecycle. For any specific background job ID, you can fetch the total details—the payload, the whole event timeline—using get_request. If a job goes south, don't sweat it; pull paginated request history and failure logs through list_queue_logs to see exactly why it bombed. You also need to know which queues you're working with. list_queues shows you all the existing workspaces, and get_queue retrieves current metrics or detailed status for a specific one.

If you gotta change how a queue runs, update_queue lets you modify its settings like name or handlers.

Managing Triggers and Cleanup

When you're done with a job, or if it's running too long, cancel_request stops the pending work dead in its tracks. You can permanently remove an entire queue using delete_queue. If there are schedules that shouldn't exist anymore, delete_schedule removes the trigger entirely.

Workspace Management and Teams

Your agent also manages who works on your account. Use list_team to see every member currently part of the team, or invite a new collaborator with invite_team_member. If you need visibility into your system's setup, list_tokens gives you an overview and listing of all available access tokens in your account.

It's full control over both scheduled tasks and serverless queues.