Mistral Vibe Desktop: Scheduled Loops Run Recurring Prompts
Mistral VibeMistral Vibe 3.0.1 added scheduled loops to Vibe Desktop sessions. The assistant can schedule a recurring prompt, fired prompts appear as loop cards in the conversation, and active loops can be viewed and deleted from the session info. This turns a one-off desktop session into a repeating workflow.
Key Takeaways
- Vibe Desktop sessions can now schedule recurring prompts, which turns a single session into a repeating workflow.
- The assistant itself can create the schedule, so users can ask for a loop in plain language.
- Fired prompts show up as loop cards, which keeps automated runs separate from typed messages.
- Active loops are listed in the session info, so users can see what is still running.
- Any loop can be deleted from the session info, giving users a simple off switch.
- The feature suits monitoring and check-in tasks, such as re-running tests or watching a build.
Recurring prompts inside a desktop session
Mistral Vibe 3.0.1 gave Vibe Desktop sessions support for scheduled loops. Instead of re-typing the same request, the assistant itself can schedule a recurring prompt, so a task such as checking a build, re-running a test pass, or summarizing changes can repeat on its own while the session stays open.
How loops appear in the conversation
Each time a scheduled prompt fires, Vibe Desktop shows it as a loop card in the conversation. This keeps automated runs visually distinct from messages the user typed, so the history stays readable when a loop has fired several times.
Managing active loops
The session info panel lists every active loop. From there a user can review what is currently scheduled and delete any loop that is no longer needed. This gives users a direct way to stop a recurring prompt without ending the whole session.
Together, these pieces make Vibe Desktop better suited to long-running, check-in style work, where the agent returns to a task on a schedule rather than waiting for the next manual prompt.