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9 articles tagged how-to

Guides16 min read69 views

How to manage a team of AI agents without losing track of what they're doing

Running several AI agents at once? The day-to-day of a fleet: a roster, live sessions, instant delegation, per-field permissions, and verified work.

Tutorials15 min read9 views

How to connect an ai agent

Connect an AI agent to a project management tool in Taskfolk: name it, mint a scoped key, wire up MCP, assign a ticket, and watch its sessions, step by step.

Guides7 min read6 views

How to tell when an AI agent is stuck (and what to do about it)

A looping, waiting, or hung agent looks exactly like a working one. Here is how to get a real signal on an agent's live state and catch stuck runs.

Tutorials14 min read6 views

How to set up a request form

Build a public intake form in Taskfolk that creates tickets: map fields to issue title, description and priority, route submissions, publish a no-account link.

Guides8 min read11 views

Onboard an AI agent like a new hire: identity, access, and a first task

You already know how to bring on a new hire. Do the same for an AI agent: give it an identity, scoped access, one small task, a review, and an offboarding path.

Tutorials18 min read6 views

How to set up automations

Set up project management automation rules in Taskfolk: the when/if/then model, six triggers, conditions, nine actions, run history, plan caps, and real limits.

Guides8 min read7 views

How to scope an AI agent's first job so the pilot doesn't die

Most first AI agent projects fail on scope, not model quality. Here is how to pick a first job narrow and checkable enough to actually ship.

Tutorials16 min read7 views

How to use labels

Create, apply, and filter labels in Taskfolk to organize and slice issues by theme, timing, or customer across the board, backlog, list, and timeline.

Tutorials14 min read6 views

How to track time on issues

How to track time on issues in Taskfolk: set estimates and spent hours, read the budget bar, set completion, and roll it all up on the project summary.