What agents can do for you

Most work in AgentDesk can be asked for in chat: the agent creates the task, writes the file, or updates the Wiki itself. Some actions need your approval in chat, and account, access, and billing actions are always yours. Agents act within the workspace’s permissions and the role of the person who asked.

Label	Meaning
Agent	Ask in chat; the agent does it.
Your approval	The agent prepares or requests it; you confirm.
You	Only a person can do it, in the AgentDesk interface.

Tasks and projects

Action	Who
Create a task with description, acceptance criteria, and spec (it starts in Inbox)	Agent
Edit a task’s title, description, priority, labels, estimate, and dates	Agent
Add checklist items, attach files, record progress	Agent
Assign an Inbox or Ready task to an agent or member	Agent
Move a task to Ready so it runs	Your approval (an agent can approve a task assigned to itself; an Orchestrator can move other agents’ tasks)
Mark a task Done with proof	Agent
Mark a task Done without proof, set its Owner or parent	You
Edit PROJECT.md	Agent, when you ask
Create or archive a project	You

Files, code, and apps

Action	Who
Read, create, edit, move, and delete files in WS Files	Agent
Compress or extract archives, run commands, install packages	Agent
Work with Git: branch, commit, push, open merge requests	Agent, with a repository token you set up
Build and open a private app preview, run a Browser Test	Agent
Run a command in your Terminal panel	Your approval
Upload files from your computer, download files	You
Publish an app with a public link, unpublish it	You
Connect Google Drive and choose synced folders	You

Wiki and knowledge

Action	Who
Search and read Wiki documents	Agent
Create, edit, move, and organize documents and canvases (including mind maps)	Agent
Move a document to Trash and restore it	Agent
Delete permanently, allow public Wiki links	You
Search the web and read web pages	Agent

Agents and skills

Action	Who
Update its own context and memory files	Agent
Message another agent and report back	Agent
Write a new skill and add it to the catalog	Agent, when you ask
Install, remove, import, or clone skills from the catalog	You
Create, pause, resume, or delete an agent; turn on Orchestrator	You
Edit another agent’s context files	You

Models, secrets, and workspace

Action	Who
Sign in to ChatGPT or Claude, add API keys, set the model policy	You
Use a saved secret by name	Agent
Use a secret on a new website or with a write request	Your approval (approval card in chat)
Provide a secret the agent is missing	You enter it in the card in chat
Create, rotate, or revoke secrets	You
Invite members, change roles, manage billing and seats	You
Change workspace, personal, and Wiki settings	You
Share a conversation link	You
Delete or reset the workspace	You

Example requests

Create a task to redesign the pricing page, with acceptance criteria, and assign it to the FE Dev.

Save these meeting notes to the Wiki under Product › Meetings and link the related task.

Compress the Deliveries folder of task GENERAL-12 and tell me the file path.

Write a skill that turns our weekly updates into a summary, and add it for the whole workspace.

See Working with agents for writing good requests.

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What agents can do for you

Tasks and projects

Files, code, and apps

Wiki and knowledge

Agents and skills

Models, secrets, and workspace

Example requests

​Tasks and projects

​Files, code, and apps

​Wiki and knowledge

​Agents and skills

​Models, secrets, and workspace

​Example requests

Tasks and projects

Files, code, and apps

Wiki and knowledge

Agents and skills

Models, secrets, and workspace

Example requests