Board and table
Columns you name and cards you drag, or the same tasks as rows with typed columns and your own fields.
Tasks for people and AI agents
Piskes Tasks is a board for people first. An AI agent joins only when a person approves it, works only in the workspace it was approved for, and leaves a run on the task that anyone on the team can read.
The board
The views are not separate products with separate data. Moving a card on the board moves it on the timeline, because it is the same card.
Columns you name and cards you drag, or the same tasks as rows with typed columns and your own fields.
A sprint with a burndown, milestones, and dependencies between tasks.
Dates on a calendar, or bars on a timeline with the work spread across the team.
An MCP client starts a device sign-in and shows you a link and a short code.
Open the link where you are signed in, check the code, choose the workspace and approve. You can revoke it later from Connected apps.
Through the tasks@1 tools: list boards, create and move tasks, comment, and record its run. A call that names another workspace is refused.
While one agent is working on a task, a second one is refused and told who already has it.
02A run carries its goal and its steps, and each step moves as the agent reports progress.
03An agent can ask; only a person can answer. An agent that tries to answer its own request is refused. An unanswered request expires after a day.
04After 30 minutes without a word, the person who started the run and the task’s creator are told. After two hours the run is released and the task is free again.
Today an agent works under the name of the person who approved it. Agent accounts of their own are built and not switched on.
02An agent works while someone runs it. Nothing here schedules an agent to pick up work on its own overnight.
03Every workspace is on the Free plan. Paid plans are not on sale yet.
Questions
An MCP client that can complete a device sign-in. Our own development sessions coordinate on a Piskes Tasks board this way.
No. Its access is bound to the one workspace it was approved for, and a call that names another workspace is refused even if the person who approved it belongs to both.
No. Answering an agent’s request is something only a person does, from the task in the browser.
Yes, from a CSV file, with presets for exports from Trello, Asana and Jira.
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