Featured Automations
Quick answer: A featured automation is a live Taskade flow that pairs one trigger with the actions that follow it. A new email, form response, deal stage, or schedule can create tasks, call a named AI agent, and update the tools your team already uses. Clone a flow and edit its trigger and actions.
Each flow below names its trigger, its actions, and the agent step in the middle, so you can see what runs before you clone it. Read the Genesis manifesto to understand how automations power living applications.
What These Flows Cover
- Lead capture and support triage
- Content publishing and review
- Billing, invoicing, and revenue logging
- Recurring reporting and operating reviews
Why Run Them In Taskade?
The flow lives where the work lives. Tasks, notes, and records stay in the project the automation writes to — Memory feeds Intelligence, Intelligence triggers Execution, and Execution writes back to Memory. An agent step reads real history instead of starting from an empty prompt.
Agents, not just routing. A step can call a named AI agent that keeps its own knowledge, tools, and memory between runs, so repeated judgment gets more consistent rather than starting over.
100+ integrations, both directions. Triggers pull events in from the tools you already pay for, and actions push the result back out.
A person keeps the decision. Name the owner for exceptions, and the reasoning is recorded next to the request for the next review.
When Should You Use a Workflow Instead of Computer Use?
Use a Taskade workflow when the process must run again, keep its history, or exchange data with several systems. A named agent applies the same policy on every run, 100+ integrations move the inputs and outputs, and the project records each result. Computer use still fits isolated interface tasks.
Where To Go Next
- All automations — every trigger and action category, including agentic automation.
- AI Agents — build the agent a flow hands work to.
- Describe it instead — say the flow in plain language and Taskade wires the trigger, the steps, and the agent.
- TSK-1 Benchmark — how the models behind an agent step handle one identical build.
- Taskade vs Simular and Taskade vs Kimi — a durable flow you can re-run, next to a computer-use bot and a single chat model.
