Taskade Genesis turns a single plain-English prompt into a fully working AI agile project management workspace — with sprints, backlogs, boards, retrospectives, and AI agents that run the process for you.
What Is AI Agile Project Management?
AI agile project management means your sprints plan themselves, your backlog prioritizes itself, and your team's standup summaries write themselves — all inside a live workspace you own. Most tools give you a static board you have to fill in by hand. Taskade Genesis gives you a live app: relational data, 7 project views (List, Board, Calendar, Table, Mind Map, Gantt, Org Chart), embedded AI agents, and built-in automations — ready to use from the moment you describe what you need.
Why Taskade Genesis for AI Agile Project Management?
- One prompt, working workspace. Describe your project — "two-week Scrum sprints for a 5-person mobile team" — and Taskade Genesis builds the full structure: product backlog, sprint board, velocity tracker, retro template, and a Gantt timeline. No blank canvas to configure.
- Live app, not a screenshot. The generators below are real, cloneable Taskade Genesis apps. Open one, use it right on the page, then clone it into your own workspace in about 10 seconds — it's already live and connected to 100+ integrations.
- AI agents that do the work. Each workspace comes with embedded AI agents running 34 built-in tools — web search, data analysis, persistent memory, custom slash commands, and more. Ask your agent to groom the backlog, draft acceptance criteria, or summarize yesterday's progress. It runs on 15+ frontier models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and open-weight providers.
- Every Agile view, no switching apps. Switch between Board (Kanban), List (backlog), Calendar (release timeline), Gantt (roadmap), Table (metrics), Mind Map (feature planning), and Org Chart (team capacity) — all in the same workspace, linked to the same data.
- Automations that close the loop. Connect your sprint board to Slack, GitHub, Jira, or any of 100+ two-way integrations — triggers pull in events, actions push updates out. When a task moves to Done, your agent posts the standup summary automatically.
Who Is It For?
- Non-technical founders and product owners who run Agile sprints but don't want to manage project tooling — describe the outcome, get a workspace.
- Small product teams moving from spreadsheets or sticky notes to a real iterative process without a dedicated scrum master or tool admin.
- Agile coaches who want ready-made templates for sprint planning, retrospectives, and velocity reviews they can share with clients as live, cloneable apps.
- Freelancers and consultants delivering iterative projects to clients — share a live sprint board with client login access via custom domains (Business+ plan).
- Growing teams scaling beyond "we track it in Notion" — the Relationship field links user stories to epics to releases so everything stays connected as the backlog grows.
How It Works
- Describe your agile setup in plain English. "Sprint planning board for a 4-person SaaS team, two-week cycles, Scrum" is enough to start.
- Clone a live Generator below. Each Generator in this collection is a working Taskade Genesis app — open it, explore the views, then hit Clone to copy it into your workspace.
- Your workspace is ready in seconds. Backlog, sprint board, retrospective doc, and velocity tracker appear fully structured, not as empty fields to fill.
- Customize with your data and your agents. Add your team members, real epics, and user stories. Your AI agents can groom the backlog, write acceptance criteria, and draft sprint goals from your notes.
- Connect your stack and run. Link GitHub for pull-request status, Slack for standup pings, or any tool in the 100+ integration library — automations handle the handoffs so your team focuses on building.
Explore the full suite of generators below, or go deeper with AI agents for project work, workflow automations, and community-built sprint templates. Build your first agile workspace at Taskade Genesis, browse the AI Apps library, or follow a step-by-step guide at Learn: Automations.
