Guides

Guides

Overview

The reference defines each endpoint contract. These guides explain how the components work together.

They cover webhooks, public agent embeds, portable bundles, agent memory, autonomous agents, and the TypeScript SDK.

   MEMORY              INTELLIGENCE            EXECUTION
   ──────              ────────────            ─────────
   Projects            Agents                  Automations
   Tasks               Agent knowledge         Webhooks out
   Media               Long-term memory        Bundles in/out
   Long-term memory    15+ frontier models     Published apps
        │                    │                      │
        └────────────────────┴──────────────────────┘
                             │
                    one workspace, one token

What each guide covers

Guide Answers
Webhooks How do I get told when something changes?
Bundles & App Kits How do I move a whole app or workspace somewhere else?
Embed a Public AI Agent How do I add an agent to my website?
TypeScript SDK How do I call this from TypeScript without hand-rolling fetch?
SDK Cookbook What do production integration patterns look like?
Long-Term Memory Where does an agent's memory physically live, and can I edit it?
Autonomous Agents How do agents run work without a human in the loop?

Webhook events

Six event types fire outbound:

Event Fires when
task.due A task reaches its due date
task.assigned A task is assigned to someone
comment.created A comment is added
project.created A project is created
project.assigned A project is assigned
project.joined Someone joins a project

Taskade signs deliveries with X-Taskade-Signature: sha256=<hex>. The signature is an HMAC-SHA256 over the raw body.

If Taskade cannot produce the signature, it skips the delivery. Taskade does not send an unsigned delivery.


The payload has no event-name envelope. Receivers must infer the event from the payload shape.

Branch on required fields. Do not branch on a type discriminator that does not exist.

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