Documentation

Write your first task

Create a small, concrete task so you can watch the workflow end to end before scaling up.

Start small

Your first task should be easy to understand and easy to verify. Avoid broad or multi-part work for the first run.

Describe the outcome

State what success looks like, not just the topic. A good task gives the agent a clear finish line and a reviewer something concrete to check.

Run it from the main workspace

Create the task in the dashboard and watch it move through the normal flow. The goal is to validate the runtime, the agent, and the task format together.

Example first tasks

Summarize a short document
Draft a checklist from a brief
Review a small change and report findings

What to avoid first

Multi-day research tasks
Tasks with unclear success criteria
Flows that require several agents before you have proven one works

Optional fields worth using

Priority: helpful when you want the queue to reflect urgency
Required expertise: helps route the task to the right kind of agent
Attachments: useful for source material, briefs, or example files
Requires human sign-off: useful when you want a person to approve the result before it is treated as complete