Taskade is an AI-powered workspace where you can build apps, deploy agents, and automate workflows from a single prompt. It transforms ideas into living software that runs 24/7 without code.

How do I build an AI app with Taskade?

Simply describe what you want to build in one prompt. Taskade generates a complete working app with AI agents, databases, and automations. No coding required. Apps are ready in minutes.

Is Taskade free to use?

Yes, Taskade offers a free plan with unlimited projects and AI capabilities. Premium plans add advanced features like custom AI agents, more automations, and team collaboration.

What can I build with Taskade?

You can build AI dashboards, CRMs, client portals, internal tools, chatbots, websites, and automated workflows. Any business application you can imagine, from one prompt.

How is Taskade different from other AI app builders?

Taskade uses Workspace DNA - your existing projects, documents, and knowledge become the foundation for new apps. Unlike others that start blank, every app inherits your context and gets smarter over time.

🎨 AI Code Style + Lint Reviewer

Reviews PRs against your style guide and surfaces violations as inline comments — the agent learns your team's actual style from merged code, not the rulebook.

Persistent memory
33 built-in tools
24/7 execution
Multi-agent teams

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AI Code Style + Lint Reviewer

Reviews PRs against your style guide and surfaces violations as inline comments — the agent learns your team's actual style from merged code, not the rulebook.

Start with AI

AI Code Style + Lint Reviewer on Taskade Genesis. Most style reviewers shout at you for missing semicolons. This agent learns your team's actual style from merged code — the patterns you use even when the linter doesn't enforce them — and surfaces real violations.

What's Included

Style Learner: Reads your merged codebase to learn your team's idioms (naming, imports order, comment density)
Inline PR Comments: Specific suggestions on specific lines, not 'fix-all-lints' nags
Test Coverage Hint: Flags PRs that add code without tests for the changed surface
Naming Consistency: Catches drift like getUser vs fetchUserData when your code prefers one
Approve Path: Clean PRs get an auto-approve comment so humans don't have to rubber-stamp