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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.

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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 Test Coverage Gap Agent

Reads every PR and surfaces which new functions / branches lack tests, with a draft test stub the engineer can fill in.

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AI Test Coverage Gap Agent

Reads every PR and surfaces which new functions / branches lack tests, with a draft test stub the engineer can fill in.

Start with AI

AI Test Coverage Gap Agent on Taskade Genesis. After CI runs, the agent reads the coverage diff against the PR diff — surfaces every new function or branch without a test, and drafts a starter test the engineer can fill in.

What's Included

Coverage-Diff Reader: Cross-references your CI coverage output (lcov / cobertura) against the PR diff
Gap Identifier: 'Function chargeCard (new) has 0 tests' — line + file precision
Test Stub Drafter: Auto-drafts an Arrange-Act-Assert stub for each gap in your test framework's idiom
Snooze Mode: 'Test added in follow-up PR #1234' marks the gap as tracked, not ignored
Trend View: Coverage % over time per module — you see drift before it's a problem