No panel needed

The agent shows up righton time.

A mention in a task comment, a weekly schedule, an automation action or a channel conversation — agents run through several controlled paths.

The problem

Help you have to remember to ask for is only half as useful.

A weekly report is useful when it is ready on Monday morning — not whenever someone remembers to ask for it.

  • Recurring work depends on people's memory.
  • Every simple check means opening the chat panel.
  • Review results end up in the wrong place and get lost.

With Taskie

Wire the agent into the workflow, not into people's memory

You choose the trigger, and the agent steps in at the right place and the right time.

  • Mention an agent in a task comment, a doc comment or a channel conversation and get the reply right there.
  • Run an agent action in an automation and log the result as a comment on the task.
  • Hourly, daily or weekly schedules, run-now, and the latest status and errors at a glance.
  • Multi-agent workflows with conditions, branches, human approval, retries and fallback agents.

Capabilities

Where can an agent run from?

01

Mentions where work happens

Call the agent in a task or doc comment; the reply is posted in the same thread.

02

Schedules

Run hourly, daily or weekly and post the output to the project's channel.

03

Automation actions

When an event happens in the project, the agent steps in automatically and the result is logged.

04

Multi-agent workflows

Several agents in sequence, with conditions, branches, human approval and a fallback agent on errors.

Step by step

Automate it in three steps

  1. 01

    Choose the agent and trigger

    Decide whether it runs on a mention, on a schedule or on an automation event.

  2. 02

    Write a fixed instruction

    Set a clear instruction and allowed context for each run so results stay consistent.

  3. 03

    Review the results

    Check run history, errors and notifications, and refine the instruction if needed.

Type it the way you'd say it, in plain language

No prompt engineering required.
  • “Every Monday at 9, summarize the status of the sales project and flag the tasks at risk.”
  • “Whenever a new form response comes in, review it and create a suggested task.”

What changes

Ways to run
4
Mentions, schedules, automations and project channels.
Schedule frequency
Hourly to weekly
Plus run-now for testing.
Human approval in workflows
Optional
Tie a sensitive step to one person's approval.

Clear limits

What it won't do

  • Messenger bots such as Telegram and Mattermost can also pass requests to the assistant; changes still need approval.
  • Every automated run re-checks permissions, plan and project scope.

Frequently asked questions

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Each run works within the configured user's permissions, and sensitive actions need approval. You can also review the history of every run.

The error is logged in the run history. In a workflow you can set up retries or a fallback agent.

Depending on your setup: a comment on the task, a message in the project's channel or a notification — wherever the team actually looks.

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