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AI Teams

Assign a group of agents to collaborate together.

Updated over a week ago

What Is an AI Team?

An AI Team is a group of AI agents designed to work together seamlessly. When you create an AI Team, you can collaborate with all the agents simultaneously and leverage their collective expertise. In a team, the agents automatically select the most qualified member to respond to ensure you receive the best possible answer.

πŸ’‘ Note: In a team setting, agents build on each other’s responses and, depending on the tools you have configured, perform actions on your behalf.


Create Your First Agent

  1. Go to the Agents tab at the top of your workspace/folder.
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  2. Click βž• Create agent to open the agent creator.
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πŸ’‘ Note: Read our AI Agents guide for a step-by-step guide.


Create an AI Team

Creating an AI Team only takes a few seconds.

  1. Go to the AI Teams at the top of your workspace or folder.
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  2. Click the βž• Create Team button.
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  3. Choose a name for your team and select the agents you’d like to include.
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    • You need at least 2 agents to get started


Interact With Your AI Team

Interacting with your team is similar to interacting with individual agents, with the key difference being that all AI team members are aware of the conversation.

Chat in the AI Teams Tab

  1. Go to the AI Teams tab.
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  2. Select your AI team from the list.
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  3. Start a conversation as usual.

πŸ’‘ Note: The scope of individual agents' responses depends on their fine-tuning. Visit our Agent Knowledge & Data guide to learn more.

Chat in Projects

  • Open a project in the workspace/folder where you created your AI team.
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  • Click the chat balloon icon in the top-right corner.
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  • Click the drop-down at the top of the chat box.
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  • Choose your AI team in the AI Teams tab.

  • Ask your AI team questions about the project or request support.
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    • You can select an agent or choose the Auto option to let Taskade decide.

πŸ’‘ Note: AI Team chat supports project context, which means that you can talk to your AI team about the project you're looking at.


Use Agent Responses

Use quick chat actions to make the most of conversations with your agents:

  • Click the ⨁ Plus button to add the output to:
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    • βž• An existing project
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    • πŸ““ Agent knowledge

  • Click the πŸ“‘ Copy button to save the output to the clipboard.

  • Click the πŸ“ Create new button use the output:
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Delegate Tasks

When you start a new chat with your AI team, you can choose which AI agents will handle your questions or tasks. Here's how it works:

  • Go to the AI Teams tab.
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  • Select your AI team from the list.

  • Start a new chat with the AI team.
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  • Select the AI agents by clicking their names above the prompt field.
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  • Ask a question or define a task.
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  • Press Enter or click ➣ submit your prompt to the selected agents.

You can mix and match the agents you interact with or let Taskade AI decide:


Assign AI Teams to Tasks

You can quickly assign your AI team to tasks inside projects:

  • Open a project in the workspace/folder where you created your AI team.
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  • Click the item/task you want your AI team to work on.
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  • Type / + the name of your AI Team, e.g. "/project team"
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    • You don't need to type the entire name.

  • Taskade will automatically assign the best agent from the team.
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  • When done, click:
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    • Insert to add the output to the task, or
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    • Replace to replace the task with the generated output


One Agent

Interact with a single AI agent selected from your team to focus on a specific task.


Multiple Agents

Engage several AI agents at once to collaborate and provide diverse insights.


Roundtable Mode (Everyone)

All available AI agents will contribute; the output will include a comprehensive response.


Auto

Taskade AI will automatically choose the most suitable agent(s) based on your prompt.


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