Method for providing routine to determine a state of an electronic device and electronic device supporting same

An electronic device, comprising:

• a display configured to display a user interface;
• at least one processor operably coupled to the display;
• and
• a memory operably coupled to the at least one processor,
• wherein the memory is configured to store instructions that, when executed, cause the at least one processor to:
• generate a first routine including a first condition and a first action;
• determine, when the electronic device is in a first state, whether or not the first condition is satisfied based on context information indicating at least one of a user occasion, a location coordinate relative to a user of the electronic device, and a time;
• perform the first action of changing a state of the electronic device from the first state to a second state if the first condition is satisfied;
• display information indicating that the first routine is being executed, if the first condition is satisfied, through the user interface, in a lock state of the electronic device;
• identify whether a user input of changing the state of the electronic device from the second state to a third state received through the display is detected;
• compare the second state with a current state of the electronic device in response to the first condition being released;
• in response to the second state and the current state being identical:
• identify that the user input is not detected, and
• restore the state of the electronic device to the first state that is a state before the first action is performed based on identifying that the user input is not detected;
• in response to the second state and the current state not being identical:
• identify that the user input is detected, and
• maintain the third state changed from the second state based on identifying that the user input is detected;
• acquire information regarding a pattern of a user of the electronic device for a designated period of time;
• generate a second routine at least partially based on the information regarding the pattern of the user;
• recommend the second routine if a second condition included in the second routine is different from the first condition;
• and
• output a notification through the user interface such that, if the second condition is identical to the first condition, and if a second action included in the second routine is different from the first action, the first routine further comprises the second action.