Ask questions, turn briefs into tasks, and keep project plans up to date. Run agents yourself, on a schedule, or when work changes.
Open Ask AI while viewing a task, board, page, sprint, project, or space. Superthread includes it in the chat so you can ask questions or request changes.
Custom agents also receive the relevant work when a schedule, comment, form submission, or task change triggers a run.
Browse example jobs with suggested prompts, triggers, and estimated time savings.
Turn an approved brief into milestones, tasks, owners, dates, and open questions.
“Turn this approved brief into a first project plan. Create milestones and tasks, suggest owners and dates, and list assumptions for the project manager to review.”
Time saved2–4 hours/week
Create role-specific reading, setup, introductions, and knowledge checks.
“Build an onboarding plan from this new starter's role and our approved company pages. Create owned tasks for setup, reading, introductions, and first-week outcomes.”
Time saved2–4 hours/week
Check context, set useful properties, and route work to the right queue or owner.
“Review this request, identify missing details, set the right priority and tags, and move or assign it to the correct queue or owner.”
Time saved2–4 hours/week
Run a morning health check, triage a new request, or follow up when a task gets blocked. Each trigger brings the relevant work into the agent’s chat.
Run Sprint Health Monitor automatically on the weekdays and time you choose.
Friday · 09:00
Checked Project Atlas
3 blockers surfaced
Give the agent a workspace role and limit it to the spaces where it should work. Then decide who can run it, improve it, manage it, or inspect other people’s chats.
Run the agent without changing how it is configured.
Change the agent’s instructions and settings.
Manage the agent, its access, and the spaces where it can work.
Allow someone to view other people’s chats with the agent.
Agents can search, create, and edit tasks, pages, projects, and more, with over 100 actions available.
Find answers across tasks, pages, projects, comments, and meetings. Ask in your own words, using the names your team already knows.
Create tasks from a brief, update a project plan, assign owners, or move dates across several tasks at once.
Open the tasks, pages, comments, and checklists the agent creates. Your team can edit them just like any other work in Superthread.
“Atlas is slipping by two weeks. Move the unfinished work, preserve the gaps between tasks, and show me what changed.”
Use it inside Superthread or connect tools such as Claude and Codex through the CLI and MCP server.
Choose a job you repeat, such as writing a weekly update or reviewing new requests.
Tell the agent what to do, what to include, and which rules to follow.
Give it access to the spaces where the relevant projects, tasks, pages, and meeting notes live.
Use it on demand or connect it to schedules, comments, forms, new work, and property changes.
Check the changes and adjust the instructions if the result needs work.
Review an agent’s work, then ask the Superthread agent to update its instructions based on your comments.
For example, ask it to write a project status report as a page.
Comment on the report to explain what is missing or needs changing.
Ask the Superthread agent to use your feedback to revise the report agent’s instructions for next time.
Move work from your existing tools with native imports, MCP, API access, or a spreadsheet
