AI in the middle of real work

The weekly report writes itself.

The Taskie AI assistant sits next to your tasks and docs: it summarizes status, suggests the next step and drafts your writing — all from your project’s own data.
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The Taskie AI assistant with shortcuts for creating tasks and docs

Problem and solution

All the information is there; the time to read it isn’t.

01 The problem

A project is full of tasks, comments and docs. Pulling all of that together for every meeting and decision eats hours of your most experienced people’s time — and something still slips through.

  • Managers open several pages and docs for every status report.
  • Members read long histories to understand the background of a topic.
  • Repetitive writing like meeting summaries and first replies takes time.

02 Taskie's answer

An assistant that has read your project

The AI assistant has access to the tasks, docs and history of that project; you ask a question and get an answer from your team’s real data, not a generic answer from the internet.

  • Status summaries and key points drawn from the project’s tasks and docs.
  • Drafts of docs, task descriptions and messages in the tone you want.
  • Priority and next-step suggestions based on the real state of the tasks.

Workflow

From question to action, with your project’s own data

From intake to delivery, every step has an owner and a clear output.
  1. Ask in context

    Ask your question right where you are: on a task, a doc or the whole project.

  2. Read project data

    The assistant looks at information within that scope: related tasks, statuses and docs.

  3. Editable answer

    Get a summary, text or suggestion and edit it yourself before using it.

  4. Act

    Use the output in a doc, a task or a team message; the final call is yours.

Outcome

AI assistant in practice: what actually changes?

Summaries, suggestions and drafts, right where you work.

Wrap-ups in minutes, not hours

Status reports and meeting summaries come straight from project data; manual review disappears.

Getting started on writing is easy

The first draft is ready; you just finalize the tone and details.

Nothing slips through

Blocked tasks and upcoming due dates are highlighted in the summaries.

You’re always in control

Every output is a suggestion; nothing in the project changes until you approve it.

Answer source
Your project data
Answers are built from your tasks and docs, not generic guesses.
Where it lives
On the work page
No separate tool to switch to; the assistant is right where you work.
Final say
Your team
AI output is a draft; people approve and refine it.

Use cases

Put AI to work in these situations

Preparing for meetings

Before a meeting, get a summary of open tasks and risks from the assistant.

Drafting documentation

Start a decision doc or guide from existing information, not a blank page.

Daily review

Every morning, ask what matters today and start with a clear list.

FAQ

Questions about AI

What data can the AI assistant access?

Only the workspace and projects you work in yourself; the same access boundaries that apply to members apply to the assistant. Nothing outside your scope is read.

Does it work in my team’s language?

Yes. Taskie works left to right and right to left, and the assistant asks and answers in your language. Summaries and drafts come back in fluent, natural text.

Does the assistant cost extra?

AI features come with a set allowance depending on your workspace plan; see the pricing page for each plan’s details. Getting started needs no upfront payment.

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