Task Machine is in private beta
Small teams often have more work than hands. Product work gets done while marketing, outreach, support, research, and operations keep slipping. Task Machine is now in private beta to help humans and agents run that recurring work together without losing human control. We are starting with a small group so we can work closely with each team on its first recurring jobs.
Direct, approve, and steer from three places
Task Machine is organized around three connected places:
- Chat is where you discuss goals, shape plans, and decide what should happen next.
- Inbox is where approvals, questions, proposed changes, failures, and finished work come back for your judgment.
- Tasks hold the detailed conversation, progress, and history for one piece of work.
You do not need to watch every agent while it works. Task Machine brings the moments that need you back to the Inbox and keeps the full history available when you want to inspect it.
Start with a job you already know
Playbooks set up recurring jobs such as outreach, reporting, research, support, content, and coding. A playbook can add the agents, knowledge, workflow, and schedule the job needs, while keeping the complete setup available for your review before it starts.
Agents can also suggest new tasks, workflows, playbooks, tools, and team changes as work develops. Those suggestions wait for approval when your workspace rules require it.
Keep control as agents take on more work
Approval steps, checks, spending limits, and company rules define what agents may do alone and what must come back to a person. The Library keeps shared knowledge and finished documents available across future work, while notifications point back to the exact decision that needs attention.
Choose local workers when agents need your computer, or cloud workers when recurring work should continue while your computer is offline. Either way, the work follows the same Chat, Inbox, and Tasks flow.
To get started, choose a goal, install a playbook for real work, and review the first result that comes back to your Inbox.