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tasksmind is an execution layer that lives in Slack and your GitHub repos. Here’s what actually happens in each real scenario, end to end.

From Customer Report to Pull Request

A customer reports a bug in Slack. tasksmind investigates, drafts a fix, runs your tests in a sandbox, and waits for a human to approve before anything ships.

Customer Support, Without the Leak

A customer reports a bug in your support channel and gets a plain-language update. Engineers get the root cause, file paths, and PR link in a separate dev channel.

Fixing a Failing CI Run

Ask tasksmind to fix a broken build. It fetches the failing check’s logs, works out the root cause, and proposes a tested fix.

Asking tasksmind Directly

Review a PR, summarize a repo, or ask for a feature. @mention it in any channel it’s in, or just DM it.

The Approval & Safety Gate

Every fix is risk-classified and test-verified before a human ever sees an approve button, and only a signed-in person can approve, never an API key.

Using tasksmind Outside Slack

Run fixes from your own terminal with the tasksmind CLI, or run a local agent that claims fix handoffs from the queue.

Setting up for the first time?

Your setup guide

Eight steps across three phases.

What is tasksmind?

The short version, with a quick example.