Quick answer: An agentic workflow is a Taskade automation where AI agents hand work to each other instead of a person moving it. A trigger fires, each agent reasons over shared project memory, applies its tools, and passes the result on, with a named human owning the exceptions.
Agentic workflows let Taskade EVE and your custom AI agents work as a team, passing each other's output through a living workspace where Memory, Intelligence, and Execution reinforce one another. Each automation here is a clonable system that reasons and acts, not just a chain of wired nodes. To understand how these multi-agent systems plan, hand off, and self-correct, read the full guide.
Are Agentic Workflows a Computer-Use Alternative?
Yes, when the goal is a repeatable business process rather than a single interface task. Taskade keeps Memory, Intelligence, and Execution together: project records preserve context, named agents decide what happens next, and automations carry the work across 100+ integrations without rebuilding the workflow for every run.
Where To Go Next
- All automations — every trigger and action category, including multi-agent automation.
- AI Agents — build the named agent a workflow step calls.
- Describe it instead — say the routine in plain language and Taskade wires the trigger, the steps, and the agents.
- TSK-1 Benchmark — how the models behind each agent step handle one identical build.
- Taskade vs Simular and Taskade vs Kimi — a durable workflow with shared memory, next to a computer-use bot and a single chat model.
