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Tasks

The Tasks view is a kanban board for managing work items that agents can pick up and execute.

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Board columns

Drag and drop tasks between columns to change status.

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Creating a task

  1. Click New Task
  2. Fill in:
    • Title — what needs to be done
    • Description — details and context
    • Priority — low / medium / high / urgent
    • Assigned agent — which agent handles it
    • Model override — use a specific model for this task

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Priority levels

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Multi-agent assignment

Tasks can have multiple agents:
  • Lead — primary agent responsible for the task
  • Collaborator — assists the lead agent

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Scheduling with cron

Tasks can run on a schedule:
  1. Open a task
  2. Set a cron schedule (standard cron syntax)
  3. Enable cron
The engine checks for due tasks every 60 seconds.

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Cron examples

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Activity feed

Each task has a live activity feed showing: Filter the feed by: All, Tasks only, or Status changes.

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Task statuses

Each task has a board status (which column it sits in) and an underlying execution status that tracks the agent’s progress: :::info When an agent encounters an error, the task moves to Blocked with a failed execution status. You can reassign it or move it back to Inbox to retry. :::

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Cancelling a task

To cancel a running task:
  1. Open the task
  2. Drag it to Blocked or click Delete
  3. The agent’s session is aborted and the execution status becomes cancelled

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Task templates

Create reusable task templates by combining cron scheduling with pre-filled fields:
  1. Create a task with a descriptive title and description
  2. Assign an agent and set the priority
  3. Set a cron schedule (e.g. 0 9 * * 1-5 for weekday mornings)
  4. Enable cron — the task will recreate itself on schedule

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Common template patterns

:::tip Combine templates with model overrides to use cheaper models for routine checks and powerful models for complex analysis tasks. :::

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Automation

See the Automations guide for setting up recurring agent tasks.