Quick answer
Taskade Genesis builds an AI agent inside a live app from one prompt, so it can search the web, update records, and trigger automations instead of sitting in a chat box. Describe the role and knowledge it should use, test one real task, then share the URL. Clone a close match from the community gallery for a faster start.
Generate a hosted agent
Step 1: Write the role, audience, and knowledge
State what the agent should do, who it serves, and which projects or files it may read. Notion's AI product notes cover in-doc assistants. This page is for an agent that lives inside a shareable app.
Step 2: Build the agent inside a live app
Open Taskade Genesis and describe that role in one prompt. Taskade Genesis assembles the agent with the app, the records, and the automations already connected. Run one real task before you invite anyone.
Step 3: Share the URL or embed the agent
Hand the live URL to your team, embed the agent on a site, or publish it from the agents hub. Add an automation later if the agent should start work without a click. See custom agents for the editor labels.
Can I build an AI agent without code?
Yes. You describe the role in plain sentences. Taskade Genesis returns a live app that already contains the agent. There is no node canvas and no deploy pipeline.
Is there a free way to host an agent?
Yes. The free plan can host an agent inside an app. Paid plans add capacity and team features. Browse working examples in the community gallery and clone one instead of starting blank.