The Ultimate Guide to Taskade Genesis in 2026 — Build AI Apps From a Single Prompt with Connected Agents, Workflows, and Memory

Taskade Genesis is an AI-powered app builder and vibe coding platform that transforms a single natural language prompt into a complete, living business application. It is the first text-to-app platform to combine no-code app generation, custom AI agents, structured databases, and workflow automations in a unified workspace.

This is the definitive guide. Whether you are evaluating Genesis for your team, building your first app, or looking to master advanced features like multi-agent systems and automation workflows, this article covers everything you need to know in 2026.

TL;DR: Taskade Genesis is the only AI app builder that delivers living software — apps with built-in AI agents, databases, automations, and 100+ integrations, all from a single text prompt. Over 150,000 apps built since launch. Choose from 11+ frontier AI models. Publish to custom domains with analytics. Pricing starts free, Pro at $16/month. Try it free →

Last updated: March 20, 2026

🚀 Quick Start (5 Minutes)

New to Genesis? Start here:

1. Try it now — Describe your app in plain English
2. Choose your model — Claude Sonnet 4 recommended for first builds
3. Watch it build — Complete app in 2-15 minutes with database, UI, and automations
4. Iterate by chatting — "Add a form field" or "Change the colors to blue"
5. Publish instantly — Get a shareable URL immediately

Example prompt: "Build a client portal for my agency with an intake form, project status board, and AI assistant that answers questions about our services."

Cost: Free plan includes 1,000 credits (enough for 1-2 apps). Pro plan ($16/mo annual) gives 50,000 credits.

New to AI app building? Jump to Create Your First App in Minutes or watch the video tutorial.

What Is Taskade Genesis?

Taskade Genesis is a no-code AI app builder that turns a text prompt into a complete, deployable web application in 2 to 15 minutes. The app you get is not a prototype or a wireframe. It is a production-ready system with a responsive UI, a structured database, embedded AI agents, and automated workflows.

Genesis launched in October 2025 as the biggest product leap in Taskade's 8-year history. It builds on the platform's existing capabilities — real-time collaboration, AI agents, and workflow automation — and connects them into a single creation flow.

Here is what changes when you build with Taskade Genesis instead of the traditional way:

Here is what makes it different from every other app builder on the market:

• One prompt = one app. Describe your business problem in plain English. Genesis architects the entire solution.
• Apps are alive. They are not static code exports. They run on Taskade's infrastructure, powered by your workspace data, and they improve as your workspace grows.
• No code, no configuration, no deployment steps. Your app is live the moment it is built. Share the URL and users can start interacting immediately.
• AI agents are embedded by default. Every Genesis app can include custom AI agents that understand your business context, trained on your documents and projects.
• Automations connect everything. Workflows trigger on events, connect to 100+ external services, and use AI agents as intelligent decision-makers within the flow.

Genesis is not just an app builder. It is an agent hosting platform for living AI systems. That distinction matters because it means your apps do not just display information — they think, act, and evolve.

Genesis as a Vibe Coding Platform

Vibe coding — the term coined by Andrej Karpathy in 2025 — describes building software by describing what you want instead of writing code. Genesis takes vibe coding further than any other platform:

• Text to app, not text to code. Tools like Bolt.new, Lovable, and Cursor generate code files you must deploy yourself. Genesis generates complete, deployed applications.
• Living output. Vibe coding with Genesis produces apps that self-improve through the Workspace DNA feedback loop.
• No IDE required. Unlike developer-focused vibe coding tools, Genesis is designed for business teams — no terminal, no Git, no configuration.
• Built-in intelligence. Every Genesis app can embed custom AI agents, making it the only vibe coding platform where your apps can think, not just display.

MIT Technology Review included vibe coding in its "10 Breakthrough Technologies 2025" list. Taskade Genesis takes it from text-to-code to text-to-app — and beyond:

If you are looking for the best AI app builder that brings vibe coding to non-developers, Taskade Genesis is it.

"Software should be alive. And now, it is." — The Taskade Genesis Manifesto

Who is Genesis for?

Try it now: Build Your First App — no credit card required.

How Genesis Works: The Workspace DNA Architecture

Every Taskade workspace has a unique Workspace DNA — the combination of your projects, agents, and automations that forms the genetic code of your working environment. Genesis reads this DNA to build apps that are pre-connected to your existing data and workflows.

This is the fundamental architectural difference between Genesis and every other app builder. Other tools start from a blank canvas. Genesis starts from your workspace.

The Tree of Life

Genesis is built on a three-pillar architecture called the Tree of Life:

These three pillars work together in a continuous feedback loop:

1. Memory feeds Intelligence. Agents read your project data to understand context.
2. Intelligence triggers Execution. Agents make decisions that activate automation workflows.
3. Execution creates Memory. Automations write results back into projects, enriching the data.

This loop is what makes Genesis apps "living." They are not static — they improve as more data flows through the system.

For a deeper dive into this architecture, see the Workspace DNA guide.

The Workspace Intelligence Score

Your workspace earns an Intelligence Score from 0 to 100, measured across three dimensions:

The score maps to five tiers:

Media: Files as Living Knowledge

Every file you upload becomes part of your Workspace DNA — not just stored, but actively understood. PDFs, documents, images, spreadsheets, and screenshots all feed into your AI agents' knowledge and your app's UI.

Upload a product catalog PDF, and your support agent can answer questions about every product. Import a client CSV, and your CRM app has data from day one. This is how Workspace DNA accumulates — every file makes your apps smarter.

The takeaway: The richer your workspace, the better your Taskade Genesis apps. Before building your first app, populate your workspace with relevant projects, upload key documents, train a few agents, and set up some automations.

EVE: The Unified Intelligence

EVE is the unified intelligence system that orchestrates everything inside Genesis. When you type a prompt, EVE:

1. Analyzes your prompt and extracts requirements
2. Scans your Workspace DNA for relevant data
3. Architects the application structure (UI, database schema, agent configuration, automation flows)
4. Generates the complete app with all components connected
5. Deploys it instantly with a shareable URL

You interact with EVE through natural language. There are no configuration screens, no drag-and-drop editors, and no settings panels. You describe what you want, and EVE builds it.

EVE's chat modes: EVE can switch between different interaction modes depending on your needs — from quick iterations to deep architectural planning.

The Three Pillars: Memory, Intelligence, Execution

Understanding the three pillars is essential to getting the most out of Taskade Genesis. Each pillar is a complete system on its own, but their power comes from how they interconnect.

If you've used everyday tools, you already understand the pillars:

3 pillars × 3 capabilities each = 9 cells — 1 living system. That's Workspace DNA.

Memory: Projects and Databases

Projects are the memory layer of your workspace. They store structured data with custom fields, support 8 different views, and serve as the knowledge foundation for AI agents.

8 Project Views:

Custom Field Types:

When Genesis creates an app, it auto-generates the optimal database schema based on your prompt. You can then customize fields, add relationships between databases, and import data from CSV, XLSX, or via API.

Intelligence: AI Agents v2

AI Agents are the intelligence layer. They are not chatbots — they are programmable digital teammates with persistent memory, custom tools, and the ability to take real actions across your workspace and external systems.

Core Agent Capabilities:

Agent Interaction Methods:

Execution: Automations

Automations are the execution layer — the part that makes things happen. They connect triggers to actions, with AI agents serving as intelligent decision-makers within the flow.

104 automation actions across these categories:

Workflow Control Flow:

All automations run on enterprise-grade durable workflow infrastructure — enterprise-grade reliability that ensures workflows complete even if individual steps fail temporarily.

For detailed documentation, see the Automations guide.

Create Your First App in Minutes

Building your first Taskade Genesis app takes four steps. For a step-by-step walkthrough, see the Create Your First App tutorial.

Choose Your Creation Mode

You don't have to build everything at once. Pick the mode that matches what you need right now:

Start with the layer that solves your problem today. You can always add more layers later.

Step 1: Start with an Idea

Go to taskade.com/genesis and describe your app in plain English. Be specific about what the app should do, who will use it, and what data it should manage.

Good prompt example:

"Build a client onboarding portal for my marketing agency. Include an intake form for new clients, a project status dashboard, automated welcome emails via Gmail, and an AI assistant trained on our service catalog that can answer client questions."

Too vague:

"Build me a business app."

Step 2: Choose Your AI Model

Select the AI model that will power the generation. Different models have different strengths and credit costs:

Step 3: Review and Iterate

Genesis builds your app and presents it for review. You can:

• Chat to iterate: "Add a file upload field to the intake form" or "Make the dashboard show data from the last 30 days"
• Refine the design: "Use a dark theme with blue accents" or "Make it glassmorphism style"
• Connect data: "Link this to my existing Clients project" or "Train the AI agent on our FAQ document"

Each iteration creates a new version. You can restore any previous version at any time.

Step 4: Publish and Share

Click Publish to make your app live. Choose a visibility setting:

Your app gets a URL immediately. Share it via email, social media, embed it on your website, or publish it to the Community Gallery.

Time to value:

The Makers Guide to AI Prompts

The quality of your Genesis app depends on the quality of your prompt. Here are 12 principles for writing prompts that produce great results.

The 12 Prompt Principles

Prompt Anatomy Quick Reference

A complete prompt has five parts:

1. WHO: "Build a [app type] for [audience]"
2. WHAT: "It should [core features]"
3. HOW: "When [trigger], then [action]"
4. LOOK: "Use a [style] design with [specific elements]"
5. CONNECT: "Integrate with [tools/data sources]"

Full prompt example:

"Build a help desk application for my SaaS product support team. It should include a ticket submission form for customers, automatic ticket routing based on issue category, an AI agent trained on our documentation that attempts to resolve common issues before escalating to humans, a Kanban board for the support team to manage tickets, SLA tracking with automated alerts when tickets approach deadlines, and integration with Slack to notify the team of high-priority tickets. Use a clean, professional design with a light theme. Customers should only see their own tickets. Support agents should see all tickets assigned to them. Managers should see everything plus analytics."

Common Mistakes

App Styles, Design, and Customization

Genesis apps are built with 50+ pre-built UI components and support extensive visual customization through natural language prompts.

Built-in Style Options

Industry-Specific Styles

Customization Through Chat

You don't need to select styles from a menu. Just describe what you want:

• "Make the sidebar dark and the main content area light"
• "Use our brand colors: #FF2D60 as primary and #1A1A2E as background"
• "Add a hero section with a gradient from blue to purple"
• "Make it mobile-first with large touch targets"
• "Add a floating AI chat widget in the bottom right corner"

Adding Context for Better Design

Upload files to improve design output:

Supported upload formats: PDF, DOCX, TXT, MD, PPTX, XLSX, CSV, EPUB, PNG, JPG, GIF, SVG, WebP. Cloud storage integrations: Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, OneDrive.

Live Theming & Element Selector

Genesis apps support live theming — adjust colors, styles, and branding in real time without leaving the editor. The Element Selector lets you point at any part of your app and tell the AI exactly what to change. Every change renders instantly in the preview pane so you can see exactly how your app looks before publishing.

How it works:

1. Open any Genesis app in the editor
2. Use the theme bar to adjust colors, typography, and layout
3. Watch changes apply live in the preview — no page reload required
4. Toggle between light and dark mode variants with one click
5. Publish when you are happy with the result

Dark mode is not an afterthought. As of v6.125.0, the theme bar applies proper dark mode color variants automatically. Your app ships with polished light and dark themes out of the box — no manual color tuning needed.

Pro tip: Combine live theming with chat-based iteration. Use the theme bar for quick color and mode changes, then chat with EVE for structural design adjustments like "move the sidebar to the right" or "add a hero section with a gradient."

AI Agents v2: Your Programmable Digital Teammates

AI Agents v2 is the most powerful feature in the Taskade ecosystem. These are not simple chatbots that respond to questions. They are programmable agents with persistent memory, custom tools, and the ability to take autonomous actions across your workspace and external systems.

What Makes Agents v2 Different

Here is how the agent interaction flow works in practice:

For a step-by-step setup guide, see the Custom AI Agents tutorial.

Creating an Agent

Four methods to create agents:

Agent Configuration

Training Agents with Knowledge

Agents become powerful when trained on your specific data:

Dynamic knowledge via projects is especially powerful. When you connect a project as a knowledge source, the agent's understanding updates in real-time as the project changes. This means agents always have the latest information without manual re-training.

Multi-Agent Teams

For complex tasks, create teams of specialized agents that collaborate:

Example: Content Marketing Team

Create a three-agent team:

1. Research Agent — Trained on industry publications, uses web search tool, finds trending topics
2. Writer Agent — Trained on your brand guidelines and past content, drafts articles matching your voice
3. SEO Agent — Trained on your keyword targets, optimizes drafts for search ranking

Ask the team: "Create a blog post about the top 10 AI trends for small businesses in 2026." The Research Agent finds current data, the Writer Agent drafts the article, and the SEO Agent optimizes it — all within your workspace.

Agent Tools and Integrations

Human-in-the-loop: For sensitive external actions (sending emails, posting to social media, making payments), agents can be configured to request human approval before executing.

Universal Agent Memory

As of v6.124.0, persistent memory works across all 11+ frontier models. Previously, the memory tool was limited to specific models. Now every agent retains context across conversations regardless of which model powers it — OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google.

This means you can:

• Switch an agent from Claude Sonnet 4 to GPT-5.2 without losing accumulated context
• Build multi-model agent teams where every agent remembers prior interactions
• Choose the cheapest model for a task without sacrificing long-term memory

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│            Universal Agent Memory                │
├──────────┬──────────┬──────────┬────────────────┤
│ OpenAI   │Anthropic │ Google   │  Memory Layer  │
│ GPT      │Claude    │Gemini    │  ───────────── │
│          │          │          │  Shared across │
│          │          │          │  all models    │
└──────────┴──────────┴──────────┴────────────────┘

There are no model-specific caveats or limitations. Every agent, on every model, gets full persistent memory.

Mobile Agent Panel

Starting with v6.125.0, the agent panel is fully optimized for phones and tablets. You get the complete agent chat experience on mobile — review responses, manage workflows, and interact with your agents from anywhere.

Combined with the mobile element selector from v6.122.0, you can tap any UI element in your Genesis app on your phone and it appears as a clean visual pill in the agent chat. This makes mobile iteration fast and precise.

Use case: You are reviewing a Genesis app on your phone during a commute. You notice the header color is off. Tap the header element, and it appears as a pill in the agent chat. Type "change this to our brand blue #1A73E8" and the agent updates it instantly.

Multi-Model AI: 11+ Models, 3 Providers, Zero Lock-In

Taskade is the only workspace platform that gives you access to 11+ AI models from three major providers. This means you can choose the right model for each task, agent, and workflow.

Available Models

Model Selection Strategy

AI Thinking Modes

Every model supports four thinking modes that control how deeply the AI reasons before responding:

Thinking and Reasoning modes use additional credits but produce noticeably better results for complex tasks. You can switch modes anytime from the model selector.

Per-Agent Model Selection

You can assign different AI models to different agents in the same workspace. Your support agent can run on a fast, affordable model for quick answers, while your research agent uses a premium model for deep analysis.

This means you're never locked into a single model — you optimize cost and quality per use case, not per workspace.

Key advantage: Switch models at any time, even mid-build. Start with a powerful model for the initial generation, then switch to a cheaper model for iterative tweaks.

Projects as Databases: The Memory Pillar Deep Dive

In Genesis, Taskade projects are not just task lists — they are structured databases that serve as the memory layer for your applications. (Want the full picture? See the Projects & Databases deep dive.)

How Projects Become Databases

When Genesis creates an app, it auto-generates projects with:

• Custom fields tailored to your data requirements
• Optimized views for different user personas (Table for admins, Board for workflows, Calendar for scheduling)
• Relationships between databases (e.g., Clients linked to Projects linked to Invoices)
• Unique constraints to prevent duplicate entries
• Filters and sorts for organizing data

Database Operations

8 Views of the Same Data

The same underlying data can be visualized in 8 different ways:

The Self-Reinforcing Feedback Loop

Here is why projects-as-databases matters for Genesis apps:

1. Apps write data to projects. A customer fills out a form → a new record is created in the database.
2. Agents read from projects. An AI agent trained on that project now knows about the new customer.
3. Automations trigger on project changes. A workflow fires when a new record is added, sending a welcome email.
4. The cycle repeats. Each interaction enriches the workspace DNA, making future apps smarter.

This is the Genesis Loop — the continuous cycle of Memory feeding Intelligence feeding Execution feeding Memory.

Automations and 100+ Integrations: The Execution Engine

Automations are what transform Genesis apps from static tools into living systems. They connect events to actions, with AI agents serving as intelligent orchestrators within the workflow.

Creating Automations

Trigger Types

Integration Categories

New in 2026: Expanded Integration Ecosystem

The automation connector library has grown significantly since launch. Here are the latest additions:

AI-Powered Automation Steps

What makes Taskade automations unique is the ability to include AI agents as steps in the workflow:

Workflow Example: Automated Client Onboarding

Trigger: Form submission (new client intake form)
  ↓
Step 1: ai.categorize → Route by client size (Small/Medium/Enterprise)
  ↓
Branch: If Enterprise
  → Step 2a: agent.ask (Account Manager agent) → "Draft a personalized welcome message for [client]"
  → Step 3a: Gmail → Send personalized welcome email
  → Step 4a: Slack → Notify #enterprise-team
Branch: Else
  → Step 2b: Gmail → Send standard welcome email template
  ↓
Step 5: Create Taskade project → Onboarding checklist from template
Step 6: Assign tasks → Route to appropriate team members
Step 7: Google Calendar → Schedule kickoff meeting
Step 8: HubSpot → Create contact record
Step 9: agent.add_knowledge → Update account manager agent with new client data

All of this runs on enterprise-grade durable workflow infrastructure, which means:

• Workflows resume automatically after failures
• Each step has retry logic built in
• You get monitoring, error tracking, and audit logs
• Non-AI automation steps are free — only AI steps consume credits

Publishing, Sharing, and the Community Gallery

Once your app is built, Genesis provides multiple distribution channels. Every app works on desktop, tablet, and mobile out of the box:

Visibility Settings

Publishing Strategies

Password Protection

Add password protection to any published app. Users must enter the password before accessing the app. This works with all visibility settings and adds an extra layer of security beyond the link itself.

Custom Domains (Business+ Plan)

Deploy apps on your own domain:

Community Gallery

The Community Gallery is where makers publish apps for others to discover and clone.

70+ apps across 11 categories:

Clone and remix: Any public app can be cloned into your workspace with one click. Customize it with your own branding, data, and workflows. This is the fastest path from zero to a working app.

App Kit Sharing: Export, Share, and Import Apps

Starting with v6.122.0, you can export any Genesis app as a portable app kit and share it with anyone. Recipients import the kit into their workspace and get a fully working copy of the app, ready to customize and deploy.

How it works:

1. Open any Genesis app and select Export as App Kit
2. Share the kit file with a teammate, client, or community member
3. The recipient clicks Import App Kit in their workspace
4. A working copy of the app deploys instantly, including UI, database schema, and configuration

┌──────────────────┐     Share      ┌──────────────────┐     Import     ┌──────────────────┐
│   Your Workspace │  ──────────▶  │   App Kit File   │  ──────────▶  │  Their Workspace │
│                  │               │                  │               │                  │
│  Genesis App     │               │  Portable bundle │               │  Working copy    │
│  + Database      │               │  of app + config │               │  ready to deploy │
│  + Configuration │               │                  │               │                  │
└──────────────────┘               └──────────────────┘               └──────────────────┘

Use cases for App Kit Sharing:

App Kit Sharing works alongside the Community Gallery. Use the gallery for public discovery, and app kits for direct, private sharing with specific people or teams.

Analytics, Security, and Custom Domains

Every published Genesis app includes built-in analytics and enterprise-grade security.

Built-In Analytics

Actionable insights:

Security and Access Control

Taskade uses a 7-tier role-based access control system — think of it as 7 permission levels, from full admin to read-only:

Permissions inherit across the hierarchy: Organization → Workspace → Folder → Project → App.

Community Profile Settings

Customize your public profile directly from your account settings. Upload an avatar, write a bio, and link your website and social profiles so other builders in the Community Gallery can find and follow your work. Profile icons are clickable in the gallery, giving every maker a discoverable public presence.

Additional security features:

Genesis vs Code Generators: Why Living Systems Win

The market is full of "AI app builders" and vibe coding tools. But most of them are code generators — they output React files, databases, and API routes that you must host, maintain, and connect yourself. Whether you call it a text-to-app builder, a vibe coding platform, or a no-code AI builder, the question is the same: does it give you a working product or just code? Genesis takes a fundamentally different approach.

Living Systems vs Static Code

Cost Comparison

When to Use Genesis vs Code Generators

Pricing, Credits, and Getting Started

Genesis is included in all Taskade plans. The difference is in AI credit allocation and feature access.

Plan Comparison

How Credits Work

Credits are consumed each time AI processes a request. The amount depends on the model, task complexity, and output length.

What uses credits:

• Building and iterating on Genesis apps
• Agent chat conversations
• AI-powered automation steps (ai.ask, ai.generate, agent.ask, etc.)
• Content generation and media analysis
• Image generation (200 credits per image)

What does NOT use credits:

• Published apps running (users interacting with your live app)
• Manual project editing
• Non-AI automation steps (Slack send, Gmail send, create task, etc.)
• Viewing analytics
• Browsing the Community Gallery

Auto-Top-Up

Never run out of credits mid-workflow. Enable Auto-Top-Up to set a minimum balance threshold and a top-up amount. When your balance drops below the threshold, Taskade automatically purchases more credits using your stored payment method. This keeps agents, automations, and Genesis builds running without interruption.

Adaptive Pricing

Credit purchases use adaptive pricing that adjusts automatically to your region. This means fairer pricing no matter where you are in the world, with a seamless checkout experience regardless of location.

Buy Additional Credits

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Credit-Efficient Workflow

10 Real-World Genesis Apps You Can Clone Today

Every app below was built by a real person using Genesis and is live right now. Click any link to try it, then clone it to your workspace with one click.

Want to build something like these? Here is an example prompt to get started:

"Build a client portal for my agency with an intake form, project status board, AI assistant trained on our services, and automated welcome emails via Gmail."

That single sentence is enough. Genesis handles the rest. Now let's look at what the community has already built.

Business & Operations

Sales & CRM

Productivity

Finance

Booking & Events

Education

Creative & Design

Websites & Landing Pages

AI Chatbots & Agents

Games & Fun

Want to build your own? Start from a prompt — try Taskade Genesis free →. Or browse all 120+ community apps in the Community Gallery.

Advanced: MCP, API, and Space Bundles

For power users and developers, Genesis offers advanced integration capabilities.

Hosted MCP v2 (Model Context Protocol)

As of v6.114.0, Taskade supports Hosted MCP v2 — a production-ready, fully hosted implementation of the Model Context Protocol. MCP is an open standard that lets external AI tools connect to your workspace data. The v2 upgrade moves MCP from experimental to fully hosted, with zero self-hosting required.

What changed in MCP v2:

Connect your external AI tools to Taskade:

Getting started with MCP v2:

1. Go to your workspace Settings and navigate to Integrations
2. Select MCP and copy your hosted MCP server URL
3. In your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, etc.), add the Taskade MCP server
4. Your external AI tools now have access to the same Workspace DNA that powers Genesis

MCP v2 enables a unified AI workflow across all your tools. Your agents, projects, and automations are accessible from any MCP-compatible environment. Browse 100+ ready-to-use MCP connectors in the Taskade Integrations Directory — connect to databases, APIs, developer tools, and business services without writing any code.

Taskade API

The Taskade API provides programmatic access to your workspace:

Use the API to build custom integrations, sync data with external systems, or extend Genesis apps with functionality not available through the natural language interface.

Agent Public API

As of v6.110.0, your AI agents are programmable from the outside. The Agent Public API lets you prompt any workspace agent directly from your own applications, scripts, or external services via REST.

This turns every Taskade agent into a callable intelligence endpoint. Your agents keep their full knowledge base, custom tools, and persistent memory — external callers just send a prompt and get a response.

What you can build with the Agent Public API:

Getting started:

1. Go to your agent settings and enable public API access
2. Copy your agent's API endpoint and authentication token
3. Send a POST request with your prompt
4. Receive the agent's response with full context from its knowledge base

┌──────────────┐    REST API     ┌──────────────────┐
│ Your App     │ ──────────────► │ Taskade Agent    │
│ Script       │                 │ ┌──────────────┐ │
│ Service      │ ◄────────────── │ │ Knowledge    │ │
│ Webhook      │    Response     │ │ Tools        │ │
└──────────────┘                 │ │ Memory       │ │
                                 │ └──────────────┘ │
                                 └──────────────────┘

The Agent Public API works with all 11+ models and respects the agent's configured persona, tools, and knowledge sources. Combined with universal agent memory, external API calls also contribute to the agent's long-term context.

Learn more in the Taskade API documentation.

Taskade Developer SDK

Released in v6.122.0, the Taskade Developer SDK is the official programmatic interface for building custom integrations on top of Taskade. It wraps the REST API in a developer-friendly package, making it faster to connect your workspace to external apps, scripts, and services.

What the SDK enables:

Quick start example:

import { Taskade } from '@taskade/sdk';

const client = new Taskade({ apiKey: 'your-api-key' });
// Create a project programmatically
const project = await client.projects.create({
  workspaceId: 'ws-123',
  title: 'Q1 Sprint Board',
  templateId: 'sprint-template'
});
// Ask a trained agent a question
const response = await client.agents.chat({
  agentId: 'agent-456',
  message: 'Summarize the latest customer feedback'
});

SDK vs API vs MCP — when to use what:

The SDK, API, and MCP all share the same underlying authentication and permission model. Use them together for maximum flexibility.

Learn more: Taskade Downloads and API

Space Bundles: Business in a Box

Space Bundles package an entire workspace ecosystem — projects, agents, automations, and Genesis apps — into a single distributable unit.

Bundles can be shared across workspaces, sold as templates, or published to the Community Gallery. They are the fastest way to replicate a working business system.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's Next: The Future of Living Software

Taskade Genesis represents a fundamental shift in how software is created and maintained. Instead of writing code that must be manually updated, you describe what you need and get a living system that evolves with your business.

The roadmap for 2026 and beyond focuses on three themes:

Deeper intelligence. Agents will become more capable, with longer memory, more sophisticated tool use, and better multi-agent coordination. The goal is agents that can manage entire business processes autonomously.

Broader connectivity. More integrations, more automation actions, and deeper connections to the tools your business already uses. Every new integration enriches the Workspace DNA and makes Genesis apps more powerful.

Greater accessibility. Lower the barrier to entry so that anyone — regardless of technical background, budget, or geography — can build the software they need. The free tier, Community Gallery, and Space Bundles all serve this mission.

The Genesis Manifesto stated it clearly: "Build without permission." That is not just a tagline. It is a design principle. Every feature decision is measured against the question: "Does this help someone who was told 'no' build the thing they need?"

If you have an idea, you have everything you need to start.

Get started today:

• Build your first Genesis app
• Browse 70+ community apps
• Read the Genesis documentation
• Watch tutorials on YouTube
• Download Taskade for any platform

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This guide is maintained and updated regularly. Last updated March 20, 2026.