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Overview

Tasks can be created through multiple interfaces. Regardless of how they are created, they end up in the same SQLite database and are visible everywhere.

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Creating Tasks

Tell your agent to create a task in natural language:
Create a task to update the server firewall rules
The agent calls tasks_add and confirms the task was created:
{
  "tool": "tasks_add",
  "input": {
    "title": "Update server firewall rules",
    "priority": "high",
    "description": "Review and update iptables rules on the Dell R750"
  }
}

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Agent-Created Tasks

The agent can proactively create tasks when it identifies work to be done: 
Agent: I noticed the SSL certificate for argentos.ai expires in 14 days.
       I've created a task to renew it.

[tasks_add: "Renew SSL certificate for argentos.ai" (priority: high)]

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Task Fields

FieldRequiredDefaultDescription
titleYes—Short description of the task
descriptionNo—Detailed description
priorityNonormalurgent, high, normal, low, background
sourceAuto—Set automatically based on creation method

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Listing Tasks

What tasks do I have?
Show me urgent tasks

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Updating Tasks

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Completing

Mark the firewall task as done
Or via the dashboard’s complete button.

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Blocking

Block the SSL renewal task — waiting on domain registrar response
The agent calls tasks_block with the reason.

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Deleting

Tasks can be deleted from the dashboard or CLI. Completed tasks are retained for history.