Agent Hosting

Definition: Agent Hosting in Taskade lets you deploy AI agents that can be shared publicly, embedded in Taskade Genesis apps, and connected to automations. Agents run when invoked -- through direct interaction, automation triggers, or public-facing links.

What is Agent Hosting?

When you create an AI agent in Taskade, you can deploy it so others can interact with it. Deployed agents are accessible through shareable links, can be embedded in Genesis apps, and can be connected to automations that trigger them based on events.

Traditional AI Tools: Chat when you ask, session ends when you leave
Taskade Agents: Deploy, share publicly, embed in apps, connect to automations

Agent Capabilities

Public Sharing: Share your agent via a public link so anyone can interact with it -- useful for customer-facing support, onboarding assistants, or information portals.

Agent Memory: Agents can be configured with memory that provides context from your workspace projects. You can customize agent instructions and knowledge sources to improve response quality.

Autonomous Execution: When connected to automations, agents can take actions like sending messages, updating records, or triggering workflows based on configured triggers.

Multi-Agent Teams: Deploy multiple agents specialized for different tasks. Agents can work together through multi-agent collaboration within your workspace.

Agent Hosting Features

Easy Deployment

• Set up agents through natural language instructions
• No server configuration needed
• Share via public links

Configurable Context

• Connect agents to workspace projects as knowledge sources
• Customize agent instructions and behavior
• Configure agent tools from 22+ built-in options

Automation Integration

• Trigger agents based on events through automations
• Connect to 100+ external tools via integrations
• Multi-step workflow execution with human-in-the-loop options

Security

• Role-based access controls
• Data encryption at rest and in transit

Use Cases

Customer Support Agent
Deploy an agent that answers common customer questions using your knowledge base. Connect it to automations that escalate complex issues to your team.

Sales Assistant Agent
Create an agent that knows your products and pricing. Share it publicly so prospects can get answers, or embed it in a Genesis app portal.

Internal Knowledge Agent
Build an agent trained on your internal documentation. Team members can ask questions and get answers grounded in your project data.

Onboarding Agent
Deploy an agent that guides new customers or team members through setup steps, answering questions along the way.

How to Deploy an Agent

Step 1: Create Your Agent
Define your agent's instructions, knowledge sources, and tools using natural language.

Step 2: Configure Knowledge
Connect the agent to relevant workspace projects so it has context for accurate responses.

Step 3: Deploy and Share
Publish your agent and share it via a public link or embed it in a Genesis app.

Step 4: Connect Automations
Optionally, connect automations that trigger the agent based on events.

Getting Started

1. Create a workspace or use an existing one
2. Build your first agent with the AI Agent Generator
3. Add knowledge sources by connecting workspace projects
4. Configure agent tools for the tasks you want it to handle
5. Deploy and share via public link or Genesis app embed

Related Wiki Pages: AI Agents, Automation, Living DNA, App Builder