Skip to Content
Tasks

Tasks

Tasks turns recommendations, Agent output, and team intent into executable work. Instead of jumping between tools, Tasks gives you a single queue for what needs to happen next.

Open Automations from the sidebar (Tasks appears as Automations in the navigation).


What Tasks are for

  • Turn an approved recommendation into executable work
  • Track operational to-dos across your marketing data stack
  • Attach workflows (pipeline runs, syncs, transformation jobs) to a task
  • Create tasks manually or via the Agent and MCP

Journeys and pipeline orchestration are accessed through Tasks — there is no separate Workflows nav item.


Task views

Tasks supports two views:

ViewBest for
ListScanning all tasks with status filters
KanbanVisual workflow by status column

Filter by status to focus on what needs attention: pending, in progress, completed, or blocked.


Task detail

Each task includes:

  • Description — what needs to happen and why
  • Status — current progress
  • Attachments — supporting context (charts, documents, data references)
  • History — audit trail of status changes and actions
  • Workflow steps — attached pipeline or job execution
  • AI suggestions — optional next-step recommendations from the Agent

Pipeline canvas for kind='pipeline' tasks opens directly from the task detail page.


Create a task

From the UI

  1. Open Automations and click New Task.
  2. Add a title, description, and optional due date.
  3. Attach a workflow if needed.
  4. Save — the task appears in your queue.

From the Agent

Ask the Agent to create a task as part of a conversation:

“Create a task to investigate the Meta ROAS drop and attach the attribution transformation run.”

From MCP

Use the tasks_create MCP tool to create a task and optionally attach an underlying workflow in one call. See MCP Server for setup.


  • Approvals — where AI recommendations enter the review queue
  • Pipelines — operational graph behind task workflows
  • Agent — create tasks from conversation
  • MCP Server — programmatic task creation
Last updated on