Agents that ask first. Wherever you are.

Answer an agent’s question in the console, in Slack or from a phone, and the same run carries on. Follow every task on one board, hear about what needs you on Telegram or by email, and publish a project’s tasks to a public page anyone can read.

The team and the agents, in one conversation.

Every task on one board, sorted by what needs you.

The task board groups your tasks by state — waiting on you, stopped, in progress, queued, draft and done — and a failed task’s Activity says why its run failed. Filter it by state or by where a task came from, select every match for a bulk operation, and file a new task in one line, into the project its button names. The follow-ups an agent finds arrive as drafts, and run only once you start them.

  • Filter by state: draft, queued, running, asking, failed, paused or done
  • Select all, then archive or delete in bulk
  • Follow-ups an agent finds, filed as drafts
The task board filtered to one person’s tasks, with the Clear all and Select all chips, the one-line new-task row naming its project, a failed task under Stopped and the finished ones under Done, and the State filter open: any, draft, queued, running, asking, failed, paused.

Ask, steer and discuss, beside the task.

Four more ways the team and the agents work side by side, each one inside the task it is about.

  • AI assistant — answers your questions about the product and your tasks from the Help panel, and opens a support ticket for you from the same panel
  • Chat view — a running task’s console read as a chat beside its terminal: send the agent a message, interrupt its turn, answer its question in place
  • Comments — discuss a task with your team, mention a colleague so they hear about it, react with an emoji
  • Numbered versions — each version of a task’s artifacts numbered, v1 the oldest, the earlier ones folded under the current one

Who on your team should hear first?

Start free, then pick the plan that fits how many people work beside the agents and where they would rather answer.