Taskitos Agent Workspace

Two workspaces. One user-owned foundation.

Taskitos keeps My Tasks and the Agent Workspace separate on one user-owned foundation. Connected agents work only within explicit permissions, Project workflow state, and your written Approved for Implementation scope.

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My Tasks

Everything you already love — quick add, voice capture, smart categories, stars, tags, and persistent reminders. You stay in the driver's seat.

Agent Workspace

Your AI coding agents connect securely over MCP and drop follow-up work straight into Taskitos — tagged, attributed, and queued for your review.

Don't let good ideas die in a transcript

You're deep in a session with Claude Code or Codex and you realize there's a follow-up worth doing later. Normally it gets buried in the chat or lost in a generic to-do list. With Agent Workspace, the agent saves it to a durable Project workflow where you can triage, approve, review, and close it deliberately.

The agent captures the work

You say "propose this in my Taskitos Project for next week." The agent calls create_task with a title, due date, and normal tags such as backend or urgent.

Taskitos remembers it durably

The task is stored in Agent Workspace with its due date, Project, source context, and agent attribution — outside the transcript.

The workflow stays visible

Review, approval, execution, evidence, and completion remain durable workflow states instead of disappearing into a chat.

You review and decide

It appears in Agent Workspace for triage. Accept keeps it for review; only Approved for Implementation authorizes execution.

You stay in control: Agent Workspace

Project work stays in Agent Workspace and does not appear in My Tasks views. Every item keeps its Project, workflow state, and clear provenance such as “Created by Codex via MCP.”

Keep it for review; this does not approve implementation

Edit

Adjust title, date, or tags

Dismiss

Drop it if it's not needed

What agents can — and can't — do

create_task

Propose new Project work for human review with optional due date, normal tags, and source context.

list_tasks

Read Agent Workspace summaries only. My Tasks stay private from this workspace view.

get_task

Read one Project task, its bounded approval scope, evidence, and sanitized workflow history.

claim_approved_work

Start only explicitly approved work when the user has enabled the separate Claim permission.

update_task

Update bounded fields or append progress. Scope changes revoke the prior approval.

complete_task

Submit evidence to Pending Review. Agents can never mark work Done.

cancel_task

Stop claimed work with a reason and external-effects disclosure.

archive_task

Archive terminal Done work through a reversible transition.

delete_task

Delete eligible payloads while preserving the tombstone and audit trail.

Narrow by design

A connected agent can propose Project work and use only the Agent Workspace capabilities you enable. Proposal creation is available to active connections; claim and every other write start off. It cannot read My Tasks through these tools, mark work Done, change billing, access admin data, or bypass ownership, workflow, and Approved for Implementation checks. You can revoke the connection anytime.

How to connect your agent

Add the Taskitos MCP server to your agent

Point your agent at https://taskitos.com/mcp. In Claude Code that's claude mcp add taskitos https://taskitos.com/mcp; in Codex, add it as an MCP server in your config.

Sign in and grant consent

Your agent opens a browser window to connect Taskitos. Sign in, review what the agent is allowed to do, and approve. No personal access tokens to copy around.

Start capturing work

Ask your agent to propose or inspect Project work in plain language. Agent completion submits evidence to Pending Review.

Revoke anytime

Connected agents and their permissions live in your account settings. Disconnect any agent whenever you want.

Try saying things like

Propose "ship the Agent Workspace page" in my Taskitos Project for next week.

List my open Agent Workspace work for the Taskitos Project.

Submit the claimed landing-page work for review with this evidence.

Built on the Model Context Protocol

Agent Workspace uses a hosted MCP server with OAuth, so any MCP-compatible agent can connect — not just Claude Code and Codex. It discovers authorization automatically through standard OAuth protected-resource metadata.

Let your agents remember the follow-ups

Create your Taskitos account, connect your AI agent, and stop losing good ideas to the scrollback.

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