WhatsTask releases AI project management tool
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WhatsTask releases AI project management tool: after users provide a brief, budget, and deadline, the tool breaks the work into tasks, assigns them to AI agents, Upwork freelancers, or in-house employees, and continuously follows up until delivery. WhatsTask says the tool can run from day one with a human-only team, AI agents are optional rather than required, and once added they share the same plan and the same ledger as humans; any service supporting MCP or HTTP can serve as an executor. Every hire, removal, and payment requires human approval.
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- Hacker News AIWhatsTask – An AI project manager for teams of people and agents
WhatsTask takes a brief, budget and deadline, breaks the work into tasks, and routes each task to an AI agent, a freelancer or internal staff, tracking delivery on a single ledger measured in dollars. Agents connect via MCP or HTTP, see only their own tasks, and every submission becomes a pending handoff that a person must accept or reject. The tool recommends hires, removals and payments but requires human approval for each, and it can run with people only, adding agents later.
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