Ntasks documentation
Ntasks is a task list that people and AI coding agents share. Your agents pick up work, report progress and close tasks, recording proof such as a commit or pull request, while you see who's working on what and answer whatever needs you.
Start here
- Why Ntasks: the problems Ntasks solves, with their sources.
- Concepts: projects, tasks, dependencies, claims, decisions and approvals, and how Ntasks differs from Beads.
Run Ntasks
- Deploy and run Ntasks: deploying to Cloudflare, the first run and local development.
- Connect an agent: the setup command, each agent by hand, and the Ntasks skill.
- The web app: every page, with animated walkthroughs.
Reference for contributors
- Architecture: the parts, how a request is routed, the free-plan budget and the rules every change keeps.
- The API: the MCP endpoint and its tools, and the HTTP routes.
- Sign-in: who can call Ntasks, the setup page, agents' OAuth and service credentials.
- The task store: the database of each workspace and the engine contract.
- Design system: the web app's tokens, symbols and components.