Observed behavior
Scheduled Tasks notifications are completely contradictory and unreliable.
Every task shows:
notifications_enabled = false
email_enabled = false
Yet the actual behavior has been:
- Push notifications and Task Update emails stopped.
- Then BOTH suddenly started working again for 2–3 days, even though the metadata STILL said false/false.
- Now BOTH have stopped again, still with exactly the same false/false metadata.
- The Scheduled Tasks themselves continue to run successfully.
- Ordinary ChatGPT push notifications on the same iPhone still work.
Example: a 7 PM Accountability Check-In ran successfully on October 5, but neither the push notification nor the Task Update email arrived.
So the exact same false/false status has meant both “notifications are working” and “notifications are not working.” The metadata is therefore demonstrably contradictory and useless for determining actual notification status.
This is ridiculous for a feature designed to run unattended. Scheduled Tasks cannot be trusted if users must manually check whether every task ran because its success notifications randomly disappear.
Expected behavior
Scheduled Task push/email delivery should be reliable, and the exposed notification metadata should accurately reflect whether those delivery channels are enabled and functioning.
Please investigate both the intermittent push/email delivery and the false/false metadata that does not reflect actual behavior.
Observed behavior
Scheduled Tasks notifications are completely contradictory and unreliable.
Every task shows:
notifications_enabled = falseemail_enabled = falseYet the actual behavior has been:
Example: a 7 PM Accountability Check-In ran successfully on October 5, but neither the push notification nor the Task Update email arrived.
So the exact same false/false status has meant both “notifications are working” and “notifications are not working.” The metadata is therefore demonstrably contradictory and useless for determining actual notification status.
This is ridiculous for a feature designed to run unattended. Scheduled Tasks cannot be trusted if users must manually check whether every task ran because its success notifications randomly disappear.
Expected behavior
Scheduled Task push/email delivery should be reliable, and the exposed notification metadata should accurately reflect whether those delivery channels are enabled and functioning.
Please investigate both the intermittent push/email delivery and the false/false metadata that does not reflect actual behavior.