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Send an Invoice Without Leaving Taskade

Charge a customer straight from an automation. One Stripe step creates the invoice, emails it to your client, and hands back a payment link the next step can text, post, or save. A Taskade Genesis app for a service business can take any amount you enter, bill the client, and send them the link, start to finish, while you stay on the job.

Set Up an Agent Team in One Pass

Build a team and give it a face while you are creating it. Pick the team avatar on the create screen, read a caption on every starting tile, and see the real agent names on each roster before you choose. If the create button is off, it now tells you what is still missing.

Start one on AI Agents.

Chat That Keeps Up With You

  • Jump back to the newest message with one tap after scrolling up
  • Watch a live timer while the AI is thinking, so you know it is working
  • Send stays off until there is something to send

Taskade EVE Checks Before It Deletes

Taskade EVE now asks for your go-ahead in chat before deleting an automation. When it shows you a long list, it says plainly that you are seeing the first entries, not everything. A small indicator next to the model picker shows how much of the conversation it can still keep in mind.

Fixes

  • Fixed automations missing some emails when a busy Gmail inbox received many at once.
  • Stripe actions no longer risk charging a client twice when a step is retried.
  • Fixed an interrupted first app build sticking on the building screen, even after a reload.
  • App Revisions now marks which version is live, and restoring an earlier one works correctly.
  • Agents created as part of a team now start with your workspace knowledge switched on, and deleting an agent archives its chat threads with it.

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Work in Five More Languages

Pick your language and Taskade follows. Greek, Hindi, Croatian, Mongolian, and Malay join the language picker as complete translations, each listed under its own native name so you can find it without reading English first.

Watch Your Custom Domain Come Online

Connect your own web address to a Taskade Genesis app and the setup page now waits with you. It checks on its own and switches to your live app the moment the address is ready, instead of showing a dead page in the meantime.

  • Copy each setup value with one click and get a confirmation it copied
  • The www version of your address is set up for you alongside the main one

Automate Gmail, Jira, Linear, and Stripe End to End

Ask Taskade EVE for an automation and it can reach further into the tools you already run on. Forward the email. Send the draft. Update the ticket in Jira or Linear. Create a Stripe payment link or invoice. Google Forms and Webflow gained new steps too.

Browse everything you can wire together on Integrations.

Project Search That Finds What You Mean

Search across your projects now finds what you meant, not just the exact words you typed, and results arrive noticeably faster.

Fixes

  • Fixed chat flagging an error on messages that actually went through.
  • A model you pinned that is no longer offered now falls back to TSK-Auto, so the conversation keeps working.
  • Stripe automation triggers now confirm each event really came from Stripe before they run.

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Fixes

  • Changing your password now also cancels any password reset emails still sitting in an inbox, so an old link can never be used against your account later.
  • Sign-in, sign-up, and password reset always open on Taskade itself. They can no longer be shown inside another website.

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Fixes

  • Fixed the notification badge showing far more unread items than you actually had. The number you see now matches what is really waiting for you.
  • A scheduled automation that misses a run now picks up cleanly on the next one, instead of firing a burst of catch-up runs all at once.

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Builds That Never Leave You Hanging

Start an app build with confidence that it will always reach an ending. A build that stops making progress now ends cleanly with a clear error you can act on, instead of hanging forever on a spinner.

Chats That Pick Up Where You Left Off

Keep your train of thought when a message does not go through. If a send is rejected, your draft is restored to the composer instead of vanishing, and tools that were mid-task when you left a chat resume automatically when you return.

Fixes

AI error cards now describe what actually failed, so you know whether to retry or change your request.

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Choose the Model for Every Job

Pick from the full menu of frontier models on every AI agent, and on the Ask AI and Generate with AI steps inside an automation. The other Taskade AI steps keep their short curated list, since each is built for one repeatable job. Leave it on TSK-Auto and Taskade picks the right model for the task, or pin a specific model where it matters.

Bring Your Own Model Access, Everywhere

Route AI through your own provider account. Bring-your-own-key now reaches AI agents and the built-in Taskade AI automation steps alike, and teams can set a default key for a whole workspace area, so a pinned model from a provider you connected runs on the account you chose. Anything left on TSK-Auto still routes through Taskade, and Taskade Genesis app building and Taskade EVE chat stay on Taskade credits.

Sturdier App Building

Build with Taskade EVE and recover cleanly when something goes wrong. If a build step fails, the error card now survives a page reload, so you can see what happened and continue instead of starting over.

Fixes

  • Deleting your account no longer dead-ends if a confirmation step fails
  • The AI panel no longer appears on pages that have no workspace behind them

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Learn From Your Published App's Conversations

Ask Taskade EVE to improve a published app and it can now read the conversations people have with that app. Instead of guessing how your app gets used, it studies the real questions your users ask and shapes its changes around them.

On Your Phone

Update the Taskade app for iOS and Android for a big stability pass. The app now reopens in the space you were last working in, and the everyday rough edges are gone.

  • Due dates save correctly and can be edited or removed without reopening the project
  • Attachment uploads always finish in a clear state, and large files on slow connections are no longer cut off early
  • Pages that fail to load show an error and a Retry button instead of a spinner that never resolves
  • One slow network check no longer flips the app into offline mode, so it keeps working on flaky connections
  • Opening the app from a notification, inviting teammates by email, and signing in through shared links all work reliably again

On Your Desktop

Pick up the refreshed desktop app for Mac, Windows, and Linux. Dark mode now reaches the window frame itself, and native menus and dialogs follow your app theme.

  • High processor usage in the background is fixed, so the app stays cool and quiet
  • Familiar shortcuts are back: close a tab with Cmd+W, reload with Cmd+R, or right-click a tab to reload it
  • Updates show accurate download progress and finish with a clear Restart to Update button
  • Signing in completes reliably again

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Domain Renewals That Take Care of Themselves

Buy a domain through Taskade and it now renews on its own every year, with a switch in the domain panel if you would rather renew by hand. Domains you connect from an outside registrar stay on that registrar's renewal, and Taskade keeps their secure certificate current for you either way. A new domain panel gives you one place to manage every domain on your published apps.

Keep Long Conversations on Track

Talk to an AI agent for as long as you need. Long threads no longer go quiet partway through, and one misfired tool request can no longer end the whole conversation.

  • If an agent's chosen model is temporarily unavailable, the agent keeps working with a default model instead of stopping
  • Links into your published apps now keep their full address, so a shared link lands exactly where it should

Fixes

Fixed Taskade EVE calling work "verified" before it had actually watched it happen.

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Fixes

  • Fixed automations rejecting files uploaded through their triggers
  • Fixed exported files arriving with the wrong file type when an automation created them
  • Fixed automations built by Taskade EVE collapsing a list into a single value instead of reading its items one by one

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Edit Tasks in Your Existing Projects

Connect an AI assistant to Taskade over MCP, or call the Action API, and it can now edit the projects you already have, not just create new work.

  • Create, update, complete, move, and delete tasks in any existing project
  • Set due dates, notes, assignees, and custom field values

Set up a connection with Hosted MCP, or start from Create task in the API reference.

Repeating Tasks Behave Like the App

Complete a repeating task from a connected assistant and it rolls forward to its next date, exactly as it would inside Taskade. Your routines stay on schedule no matter where the checkmark comes from.

Fixes

Fixed the app builder nudging you to continue on chats that were never app builds.

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Link Straight to Any Settings Tab

Workspace settings is now a control panel you can navigate. Every tab has its own address, so you can send a teammate straight to the one you mean, and a reload reopens exactly where you were.

Ten flat rows are now four labelled groups, and space colours preview live before you save.

  • Open any settings tab from the command menu with CMD+K
  • Edit your app's address from the address bar
  • Jump between workspaces without losing your place

Connect Automations to Any MCP Server

Your automations can reach tools that live outside Taskade. Point the new MCP Client connector at a remote MCP server and its tool list loads straight into a dropdown, ready to pick.

  • Call an external tool from a run without writing glue code
  • Choose from the live tool list instead of typing names by hand
  • Follow the setup steps in Connect an MCP client

Resize, Export, and Print in Table View

Table view holds its shape. Refreshing no longer flashes a broken grid, and dragging a column edge resizes that column instead of drifting across the row.

Export and Print are back in the Table menu, headings three through six look like headings again, and the AI Assistant gained Continue Writing. Pickers in an empty workspace now offer to create one rather than dead-ending.

Pick How Taskade EVE Thinks

TSK-Auto is still the default and still chooses the right engine for each task, so you never have to think about it. When you do want to choose, the model picker groups every engine under Custom Engine by provider instead of one long flat list.

  • Stay on TSK-Auto and let Taskade EVE pick per task
  • Open Custom Engine to choose a specific model by provider
  • Reach the TSK-Thinking and TSK-Reasoning rungs on any paid plan

Change a message after you have sent it and Taskade EVE picks up from your edit, so a small wording fix no longer means retyping the whole thing. If a reply did not land the way you wanted, retry the last one on its own.

Fixes

  • Two-Factor Authentication is labelled clearly, and you can resend a verification email without leaving the page
  • Connected apps sit beside your personal access tokens on the API screen
  • Creator profiles show only apps that are still published, and the count badge matches the grid
  • New tags arrive in their own colour instead of always appearing pink
  • A wider set of icons works in apps built with Taskade Genesis
  • A stalled build step no longer leaves a spinner running forever
  • Your community profile link appears only once the profile is live, so it never points at a missing page

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Share Links That Say What They Are

Every public link now describes what it points at. An app you share reads taskade.com/app/your-app-name, a form reads /form/..., an automation reads /flow/..., and an App Kit reads /kit/....

Your public profile moved to taskade.com/@yourhandle. Every old link keeps working and forwards to the new one, so nothing you have already shared breaks.

  • Paste a link in a chat and people can tell what it opens
  • Shared agent pages now carry real titles
  • Browse the Community Gallery to see the new shape

Search That Keeps Up

Search returns in a moment rather than the better part of a minute. Results now open on an Apps tab, with chips to narrow by type and hashtag.

  • Find projects shared into another workspace, which search used to miss
  • Switch between apps, projects, and agents in one click
  • Filters live in the URL, so you can share a search

Recent, Activity, and Settings, Reorganised

Open Recent or Activity and you now see the workspace you are actually in, not everything at once. A new AI Teams tab and a workspace rail sit alongside them.

Settings has a Billing home with your full invoice history, so you can download past invoices yourself.

A Create Screen You Can Read

The Create screen is legible in light mode, and apps home gained a sort control that remembers what you picked. Drag a card by its handle, and click anywhere else on it to open the app.

  • Builds end on your app preview instead of a blank screen
  • The build loader stays up until real pages exist
  • New apps get varied colour palettes instead of the same navy every time
  • Free accounts always see their credit balance in the header

Fixes

  • Scheduled automations keep firing. A stuck scheduler is now detected and restarted instead of quietly halting every schedule
  • Taskade EVE generated automations run first time, with most standard filters enabled rather than a handful
  • Ask Taskade EVE why an automation failed and it can read the run history
  • Single sign-on setup shows the real error instead of "Unknown error"
  • Credit packs you paid for arrive reliably, and a larger pack is never worse value than a smaller one
  • People using your published app no longer see the agent plumbing behind it
  • Deleting a folder or subspace asks you to type its name first
  • Every non-English language is back to full coverage across the app

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Publish Without the Taskade Badge

Ship a Taskade Genesis app under your own name on any paid plan. The "powered by" badge is gone from published apps for every paying customer, so what your client opens looks like your product.

Free accounts keep the badge. Compare plans on Pricing.

Builds That Finish On Their Own

Taskade EVE now keeps going when a build ends with work still on the list, instead of stopping and waiting for you to nudge it.

  • A long build runs to the end rather than stalling half-done
  • Taskade EVE stops reporting work it did not actually do
  • It no longer signs off on its own broken output
  • Start one on Create

Forms That Record One Lead

Publish an app with a form and each submission lands once. A single visitor filling in your form used to create two records in your workspace. Now it creates one.

Fixes

  • Automations that call AI run again, instead of failing when a step had no output shape set
  • The app preview no longer looks frozen after a rebuild
  • Your workspace colour choice sticks after onboarding
  • Apps published on your own domain can reach their connected services
  • Cancelling a plan is reachable again from your own settings, and the credit reset date shown now follows your real billing cycle

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Better Models by Default

Build without picking a model. Taskade Genesis now routes to a stronger default on every tier, so the Auto setting gets you a better result without you thinking about it.

Pick a specific model only when you want to. Auto stays the default and still chooses for you. Compare what each tier unlocks on Pricing.

Upgrade Prompts That Name the Plan

Click a model your plan does not include and Taskade now tells you exactly which plan unlocks it. No more guessing which tier you need before you can get back to work.

Agents That Arrive With Their Tools

Ask Taskade EVE for an agent inside a Taskade Genesis app and it now arrives with its toolbox attached.

  • Agents built for you come wired, not empty
  • Tools work on the first run instead of needing a manual pass
  • Browse what agents can do on AI Agents

Fixes

  • App cards load faster and no longer show counts you do not have access to
  • Removed the Visual check toggle from the chat composer

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Fixes

  • Drop a screenshot or a spec PDF into chat and Taskade EVE now reads it, instead of building from the text around it
  • Ask for several things at once and Taskade EVE builds all of them, instead of quietly dropping half the request
  • Generated apps no longer ship with images pointing at addresses that were never real
  • Building an automation with Taskade EVE is faster, because it stops rediscovering the same step settings by trial and error

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Browse and Build in One Screen

Open a workspace and the Create screen holds still. The app grid starts in the same place whether you are looking at your own apps or at Browse, so switching tabs no longer shifts everything under your cursor.

Browse is now the single place to find App Kits and apps from the Community Gallery. The separate pop-up is gone, and every button that opened it lands here instead.

Pick how hard TSK-1 thinks before you build. Every rung of the Taskade System Kernel is now named and selectable.

  • TSK-Instant for an edit you want back immediately
  • TSK-Standard for everyday building
  • TSK-Thinking for planning across several agents
  • TSK-Reasoning for the app you want thought through
  • TSK-Infinity for long-running, large-scale work
  • TSK-Auto stays the default and still chooses for you

The higher rungs open up as you move up plans. Compare tiers on Pricing.

Connect Claude or ChatGPT to Your Workspace

Point Claude or ChatGPT at Taskade's hosted MCP server and sign in with the personal access token from your settings. Nothing else to set up. It reads your projects and works inside your workspace, with every permission check and plan limit still in place. Available on every paid plan.

Credits You Can See and Earn

Click your credit balance when it runs low and you get a hub, not a paywall. See what you have, then complete challenges to earn more. Free accounts get 1,000 credits at signup and 5,000 on your first build, up to a 6,000 lifetime cap. See how credits work.

Fixes

  • Search the sidebar and the panel tree filters as you type
  • Browse your media library in folders, and switch theme from the profile menu
  • Project titles now sit in the same place in every view
  • A Tasks tab with no matches gives you a Clear filters button instead of a blank pane
  • Access keys you paste into a chat are masked everywhere Taskade stores them, including the chat title

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Your Subspace Links Land Where You Sent Them

Ask Taskade EVE to open your media, your agents, or an app you just built inside a shared subspace and the link takes you there. Links already sent to your team redirect to the right place instead of showing a missing page. A subspace link pointed at a particular tab opens on that tab.

Your subspaces were never gone. The links were pointing at an address that did not exist.

Fixes

  • Personal plans now get a notification when a renewal charge fails, with a link to pay it.
  • One file Taskade EVE cannot read no longer ends a build conversation. The thread keeps going instead of failing on every message after it.
  • Taskade EVE no longer holds back a build step over a failure it never saw. If it does skip something on purpose, it tells you so.
  • A section of your published app that hits an error clears it the moment you move to another section.

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Your App Stays Up When One Section Trips

Someone opens the app you published and one section runs into trouble. That section says so. Sign-in works. Navigation works. Every other part of the app is still there.

  • Trouble in one section stays in that section
  • Sign-in, navigation, and the rest of your app keep working
  • Apps you build or rebuild from here pick this up

Clear a Failed Renewal Yourself

A renewal charge that does not go through no longer leaves you waiting on the next automatic retry. Add a working card and the outstanding invoice is settled right then.

The past-due banner carries a Pay now button that opens the payment page for that invoice. Your AI features come back as soon as it clears. More in billing help.

Taskade EVE Reports What It Can Actually See

Hit a broken link mid-conversation and Taskade EVE tells you what it reached and what it did not. It stops guessing at the cause. It will not say a project was deleted, archived, or moved unless it has a result saying so. When it is stuck, it hands you to support.

Fixes

  • Taskade EVE leaves the core of your app alone while it works on a feature. Sign-in and the pieces every section depends on stay as they are.
  • The Error ID on an AI error card now points at a real record, so support can find your issue, the chat, and the time it happened.
  • A build that fails on a missing import now names the file, the line, and the exact import to add. Apps that use offline storage or sound build normally again.
  • A conversation that stalls mid-response picks itself back up, or gives you a Resume button.

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Your App Accepts File Uploads

Someone opens the app you published, picks a file in a form, and sends it. It arrives at the automation behind the app as a real stored file, and the automation takes it from there. A webhook pointed at your app works the same way.

  • A file picked in a form on your published app reaches the automation behind it
  • A file sent through your app's webhook arrives the same way
  • It arrives as the file itself, not a link and not a copy of the text

A client sends a signed form. A field tech sends a photo of a job sheet. A supplier sends an invoice. Each one lands in the app you built.

The Original Lands in Your Media Library

Every file sent that way shows up in your workspace's media library. You see the document itself, not only the text pulled out of it. Open the photographed receipt. Download the signed form. Keep the original sitting next to the record it belongs to.

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Snap a Photo of the Paperwork

Photograph a signed work order on site. Scan a stack of supplier invoices. Drop in a phone photo of a receipt. Taskade reads the words off the page and gives them back as text, automatically, with nothing to switch on.

  • Works on scanned PDFs, and on PNG, JPG, WebP or HEIC photos
  • No toggle, no setting, no extra step to add
  • Files up to 20 MB
  • Reading an image uses AI credits, like any AI step. A typed document is read straight through and does not. See how credits work

It Runs in the Convert File to Text Step

Add the Convert File to Text step to an automation and point it at the file. Reading the page is part of what the step does, so a photographed page and a typed document both come back as text.

The step also takes PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, EPUB, CSV, TXT and Markdown.

Then the Rest of the Automation Runs

What comes back is text your next steps can act on. Create the task. Fill the row. Send the client a summary. Step-by-step setup lives in Learn.

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Cards and Rows Carry the Record's Name

Build an app with Taskade Genesis and every card and row shows the name of the record behind it. The client. The work order. The supplier. Glance at the screen and you know what you are looking at without opening a single item.

This applies to apps you build or rebuild from here. Apps already published stay as they are. Rebuild one and it picks the naming up.

Reports Come Back With Every Field Filled

Ask for an app that produces a structured report and each field you named is defined in the build and fed the record's real values. Vendor. Date. Total. Owner. The report you described is the report you get.

  • Every named field is part of the build, not an afterthought
  • Values come from the record, so the report matches the data
  • New builds and rebuilds from here

One Text Step for Every Upload

Build an app that takes documents and every upload goes through a single text step, whatever the file happens to be. One path in, one output your later steps can use, with no sorting by file type first. Same scope: apps you build or rebuild from here.

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Write the Prompt, Leave the Input Blank

Fill in the Prompt field on an AI step, leave the optional input empty, and run the automation. The step receives your prompt at the moment it executes and returns a result.

This one is about run time, not build time. It is not what you see while you wire a step together. It is what the step is handed when the automation actually fires.

  • An AI step with only the Prompt field filled in runs and returns a result
  • The optional input stays blank when you have nothing to feed it
  • Existing automations pick this up on their next run, with nothing to change

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Set Up Single Sign-On Without Guessing

Save a single sign-on configuration and see exactly what stops it. The setup screen names the specific reason a save cannot complete, so an administrator goes straight to the setting that needs attention and finishes in one pass.

  • The message names the setting to change, not just the failure
  • A domain that does not match your email domain says so
  • Set it up under Settings, in your organization's sign-on panel

Top Up Credits Without Leaving What You Were Doing

Run out of credits mid-build and the screen that stops you now offers to handle it. Switch auto top-up on right there, in one action, and your balance refills itself the next time it runs low. No trip to settings, no losing the thread of what you were making.

  • Turn it on from the screen that interrupted you, not a separate page
  • The refill ceiling scales with your plan. Compare tiers on Pricing
  • Manage or switch it off any time from your billing settings

Repeated Card Declines Stop Themselves

If a refill charge fails three times in a row, auto top-up switches itself off and tells you. Your card stops getting retried against a problem it cannot solve, and you fix the payment method once instead of clearing a pile of failed attempts. Turn it back on whenever you are ready.

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Cancel Subscription Takes You Straight There

Click Cancel Subscription and you land on the screen that cancels it, not the front of your billing page where the option might not be showing at all. It opens in the same tab, so nothing gets swallowed by a popup blocker while the dialog closes behind it. Personal plans from your usage page and workspace plans from your billing overview both behave the same way. If that screen cannot be reached, because the plan is already set to end for example, you land on your billing page rather than an error. Changing plans instead? Compare tiers on Pricing.

Deleting Your Account Checks Your Plan First

Start deleting your account while a paid plan is still running and the screen tells you, with a Cancel Subscription button that goes to the same place. Deletion holds until the plan is settled, so an account cannot disappear while a plan keeps running behind it. Plans already set to end at the close of the current period, along with lifetime and complimentary plans, delete as normal.

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Taskade EVE Knows Your Project Structure

Ask about your workspace and get answers grounded in what is actually there. Taskade EVE can now read an outline of each project, the top-level titles plus how many items sit under each one, so it understands the shape of your work without combing through every line.

  • A fast structural read of every project
  • Better answers about where things live and how much is in them
  • Less time explaining your setup to your AI agents

Automation Triggers That Just Work

Kick off an automation from a form or an incoming webhook without hitting a wall. Trigger setup no longer blocks workspaces that should be allowed through, so the automation you built is the automation that runs. Browsing and creating automations got a cleaner pass too.

  • Form and webhook triggers save and fire without false blocks
  • A tidier Browse and Create flow in the automations builder
  • Step-by-step setup lives in Learn

Reliable Runs on Large Automations

Run the heavy stuff without watching it. Big multi-step automations now finish reliably, including long runs that move a lot of data at once. Nothing changes on your side. Your existing automations simply hold up better under load.

Clearer Credits and Publishing

See exactly what you have before you spend it. Your credit balance reads the same everywhere it appears, and the publish dialog spells out what a plan includes before you commit.

  • One consistent credit balance across every surface
  • Publish dialogs that state plainly what you get
  • Compare tiers side by side on Pricing

Fixes

  • Taskade Genesis now tells you when a generation stalls instead of spinning forever
  • Taskade EVE stays inside the project you pointed it at while it moves around your workspace
  • Long Taskade EVE results save cleanly instead of failing at the finish

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Do More Over MCP

Connect Taskade to an MCP client and it now reaches near-parity with the Taskade API. A connected assistant can act, not just read.

  • Create projects, add tasks, and run actions straight from a connected tool
  • Works with the personal MCP tools already available on every paid plan
  • One connection, far more of Taskade in reach

Register Webhooks Through the API

Wire up notifications in code. External systems can now register signed webhooks through the Taskade API, so your tools hear about changes the moment they happen.

  • Signed payloads you can verify on your end
  • Register and manage webhooks without leaving your own stack

Stay Ahead of Billing

Never get caught out by a payment hiccup. If a charge needs attention, the workspace owner now sees a clear banner with a simple path to update payment details.

  • An upfront heads-up instead of a silent lapse
  • One place to fix billing and keep your team moving

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Flexible Automation Forms

Collect only what you need. Optional dropdown fields in an automation form trigger can now be left empty, so a form submits cleanly without forcing a choice on every field.

  • Optional fields stay optional, no filler selections required
  • Cleaner intake forms that feed straight into your automations
  • Fewer stuck submissions when a field does not apply

Refreshed Plans

Plans got simpler, with bigger savings on annual billing. Pick the tier that fits how you build, and switch anytime as you grow. See what each plan includes on Pricing.

Fixes

  • Optional fields also submit cleanly when Taskade Genesis writes back through a connected form
  • Honored data-deletion requests end to end, including newsletter unsubscribes for removed accounts

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Apps That Check Their Own Work

Ship apps that look right the first time. Taskade Genesis can now look at the app it just built, catch visual issues, and fix them before you ever see them. Turn it on when you want an extra pass on layout and polish.

  • An optional visual review that runs as part of the build
  • Layout and styling problems caught and corrected automatically
  • Fewer touch-ups after generation, so you spend more time shipping in Taskade Genesis

Sharper Build View

Read the build screen at a glance. The visual-check icon and the app-context icon now look distinct, so it is always clear which one you are acting on.

Fixes

  • Steadier responses from workspace agents on longer answers
  • Cleaner guardrails so agent code output stays on track

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A Free Thinking Lane

Taskade EVE now picks the right model for every task on its own, so you never touch a model picker. Everyone gets a free lane for its deeper thinking responses, not just paid plans. Paid plans get more room to run.

  • Automatic model selection, tuned to the task
  • Deeper reasoning available to everyone at no cost
  • More thinking headroom as you move up plans

Connect Taskade to Your Own Tools

Reach your Taskade workspace from the MCP client you already use. New read tools let an assistant list your agents, projects, and automations, then pull a project in to work with it.

  • List your agents, projects, and automations from any MCP client
  • Read a full project into your assistant of choice
  • See what else you can wire up on Integrations

A Head Start When You Sign Up

Start building the moment you join. New members now begin with credits to generate their first app, so the first prompt turns into something real right away in Taskade Genesis.

Fixes

  • Every new workspace reliably gets its starter agent on sign-up
  • Sharper replies from shared and public agents

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Clearer Build Diagnostics

See what happened when a build hits a snag. Taskade Genesis now reports the real reason in plain language instead of stalling quietly, so you know what to adjust and can get back to building.

  • Readable explanations when a build needs a second pass
  • Faster to spot and fix the one thing holding a build back
  • Keep iterating on your app in Taskade Genesis

Smoother Updates

Stay in your flow when we ship an update. The app now refreshes itself in the background and picks up the new version, instead of throwing an error mid-session.

  • No more surprise error screens after a release
  • Your place is kept while the app reloads the latest version

Fixes

  • Tightened credit handling when you upgrade in the middle of a billing cycle
  • Cleaned up billing links so they only show where they apply

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