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Taskade Genesis

Software used to be static. Pages, templates, dashboards. They sat there until you clicked. They didn't think. They didn't move.

Taskade Genesis is different. It's living software.

One prompt becomes a system with memory, intelligence, and execution. Not a mockup. Not a demo. A working app that adapts and runs real workflows the moment it appears.

This is the first workspace that doesn't wait for you. It works with you.

Backed by people who built the best.

Y Combinator (S19) and early builders from Google, Facebook, Twitter, Riot Games, Zynga, and Mercury believed in a workspace where ideas could execute.

Founded in 2017 by John Xie (CEO), Dionis Loire, and Stan Chang (CTO).

Y CombinatorGrishin RoboticsFellows FundAltair CapitalTRAC VCZVC

Taskade Genesis runs on three pillars we call Workspace DNA:

Each layer feeds the next. Execution writes back to Memory. Memory feeds Intelligence. Intelligence triggers Execution. Every cycle compounds.

Taskade EVE, our workflow agent, orchestrates this loop — building specialized agents, triggering automations, and learning from every interaction. One prompt, and Taskade EVE reads your full workspace context to assemble a living system that inherits everything your team already knows.

Three layers. One workspace.

Memory feeds intelligence. Intelligence triggers execution. Execution updates memory.

MEMORY

Where the work lives.

Projects, docs, tables, wikis — one data model, every view, real-time collab built in.

EVERY VIEW · 1 DATA MODEL
Allproject views
100+field types

INTELLIGENCE

Where the team thinks.

Multi-agent teams share workspace memory and hand off context. 15+ frontier models, auto-routed.

WORKSPACE MEMORY15+MULTI-AGENT · HAND-OFFS
15+frontier models
Web+Codebuilt-in tools

EXECUTION

Where the work runs.

Triggers, branches, retries — durable flows that keep running after chat ends. 100+ tools wired in.

TRIGDONEDURABLE · AT-LEAST-ONCE
100+integrations
24/7durable runs
3 Projects×3 Agents×3 Autos
=9 cells — 1 living system

Nine cells. One organism.

Every Taskade Genesis app is composed of exactly 9 cells. 3 layers, 3 facets each. Same structure at every scale, from a personal todo to an 8,000-node enterprise system.

ProjectsMemory — stores state
Lists
Structured items — outlines, checklists, records
outlineschecklistsrecords
Tables
Structured views — same data, different lenses
boardcalendarkanban
Custom Fields
Typed attributes on every node
enumdatenumber
AgentsIntelligence — reads + decides
Commands
What the agent can do — its capabilities
summarizecategorizegenerate
Knowledge
What the agent knows — its training context
docsURLsprojects
Tools
What the agent uses — external capabilities
LLMweb searchimage gen
WorkflowsExecution — triggers + acts
Triggers
What starts it — event sources
webhookscheduletask.new
Actions
What happens next — sequential steps
AI callcreateupdate
Integrations
Where it connects — external I/O
HTTPGmailSlack

One request. Every cell fires.

A single user action flows through all three layers, hitting every cell in the 3-3-3 architecture. Here's what happens when someone submits a form to a Taskade Genesis app.

User submits form
Webhook receives 32 typed fields. Form schema maps directly to Custom Fields definitions.
TriggersCustom Fields
Agent scores and classifies
AI categorize command runs against LLM backbone, using embedded scoring rubric as knowledge
CommandsKnowledgeTools
Create intake record
Node created as structured list item
Lists
Create dashboard entry
Same node, table view with columns
Tables
HTTP response returns to caller
Structured JSON with score, status, and reason. Circle closes back to the app.
ActionsIntegrations
9 / 9 cells active. Complete Taskade Genesis app.

In 2014, humans hit the same wall.

Smart people working hard, losing a third of every day to coordination tax. Then Slack gave humans persistent rooms, integrations to real tools, and memory that did not reset every morning. Agents are now where humans were in 2013 — brilliant in isolation, useless without a workspace.

2014 · Humans got Slack

Persistent shared rooms
Channels per project, per team
Integrations to real tools
Async coordination by default
Searchable memory across history

2026 · Agents need the same

Persistent workspace memory
Specialized agents per role
Real tools they can call
Hand-offs to other agents and humans
Context that survives across sessions

Where Taskade Genesis lives.

Categories matter because confused buyers do not buy. Here is the map. Each lane describes the job, not the weakness.

Code generators
Lovable · Bolt · v0 · Cursor · Replit
Generate code. The artifact is a repo.
Chat interfaces
ChatGPT · Claude · Gemini · Perplexity
Answer prompts. The artifact is a reply.
Agent frameworks
CrewAI · AutoGen · LangGraph
Orchestrate agents in code. The artifact is a script.
Human workspaces
Slack · Notion · Asana · Linear
Coordinate humans. Agents are bolted on.
Agentic workspaces
Taskade Genesis
Coordinate agents and humans together. The artifact is the running business.

Taskade Genesis is where agent teams and human teams work as one.

Why Taskade AI

Other tools give you a UI. Taskade Genesis gives you a functioning system.

Creation
Others
Prototype UI, needs wiring
Taskade Genesis
One prompt creates a live app with memory, intelligence, and execution
Backend
Others
Empty projects, no source of truth
Taskade Genesis
Workspace becomes the backend with live sync
Memory
Others
Ephemeral sessions
Taskade Genesis
Long-term shared memory across apps and agents
Intelligence
Others
Chat bots bolted on
Taskade Genesis
Embedded agents that act continuously
Automation
Others
Webhooks, scripts, glue
Taskade Genesis
Native automations that run where work lives

Taskade Genesis removes the gap between idea and execution. You don't export anything. You don't hand work off. The system is alive the moment it's created.

The Road to Genesis

I didn't start in Silicon Valley. I started at Bronx Science, answering hosting support tickets between classes, patching crashed ffmpeg pipelines from the computer lab at lunch, and rebuilding RAID arrays on the dining table in Queens. No roadmap. No head start. Just servers that had to stay alive and people counting on them.

Those years taught me three things: systems break, nobody cares about your stack if it doesn't work, and execution beats theory every time. That instinct became Taskade.

We went through Y Combinator (S19) as a real-time workspace. Then came AI, agents, and automation. The breakthrough was connecting them into one feedback loop. That's Taskade Genesis: living systems that remember, reason, and execute on their own.

Taskade Genesis is for the founders, operators, and builders who move before they're given permission. The ones who build because they need the tool today, not next quarter.

If that's you, you're home. → Build without permission

Why build on Taskade Genesis.

Three things changed. Genesis makes each one real today.

01

Software builds itself. Describe the app you need. Taskade Genesis assembles the working version — projects, agents, automations, custom domain — wired from one prompt. Ready to clone and ship in minutes.

02

Memory becomes the moat. Every project, doc, call note, and customer record feeds the next agent. The longer you build in Taskade, the smarter your workspace gets. Compounding leverage, by default.

03

One founder ships like a team. An agent on Stripe webhooks. A workflow that posts to Slack every Friday at 5. A dashboard that scores leads while you sleep. Genesis is the execution layer founders build on.

Build it once. Run it forever.

Most tools give you features.
Taskade gives you a mind that remembers,reasons, and moves on its own.
The Workspace DNA Architecture
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