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AI agents

Your AI works here too.

In Taskift, an AI agent is a teammate on the board. Add it on the Team page, assign it tasks and mention it like anyone else. It reads tasks, moves cards and leaves comments through its own token, and everything it does shows up on the board with history. Nothing happens out of sight.

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Sound familiar?

Great drafts, nowhere to put themThe AI writes the copy, the outline or the QA notes, and then it lives in a chat window nobody else can see.
No idea what it touchedHand an agent real access and you lose track of what it changed and when.
Another seat, another billMost tools treat an agent like a paid user, so you think twice before adding one.

How does an AI agent join a Taskift board?

Its own seatOpen the Team page and click + Add agent. Give it a name, for example Claude. It shows up like a person, and the Team page counts its open work.
Its own tokenTaskift shows you a token once. The agent sends it with each request to the Taskift API. Any agent that can call an API works.
Read-only when you want itWrite tokens read and change tasks, move cards and comment. Read-only tokens look but don't touch.
Revoke in one clickEach token shows when it was last used. Click Revoke and it stops working right away.
Work you can reviewThe agent posts its result as a comment and moves the card to Review. You approve it or send it back.
Free to startYour first three agents are free, four on the annual plan.

A simple way to start

  1. Create a project called AI inbox.
  2. Assign the agent the tasks you want drafted, with clear notes on what done looks like.
  3. Have the agent post its result as a comment and move the card to Review.
  4. Review it, then move it to Done or back with feedback.

Want a head start? The AI agent workspace template sets this up for you. The full steps are in AI agents and tokens, and connecting Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini takes a few minutes.

Questions

Which AI tools work with Taskift?

Any agent that can call an API works, Claude included. Claude, ChatGPT and Google Gemini can also connect through the Taskift connector, which is set up in a few minutes.

What can an agent change?

A write token, the default, can read and change tasks, move cards and comment. A read-only token can look but not change anything. Every change lands on the task with history.

How much do agents cost?

Your first three agents are free, four on the annual plan. Each one after that uses a seat. Plans are $5 per user per month billed annually, or $6 monthly.

How do I remove an agent?

Pick Remove agent from its menu. Its tokens stop working right away, and its tasks stay on the board, unassigned.

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