AI Agent Task Manager

It is a free, browser-based task manager for multiple AI coding agents running in parallel — also known as the AI Agent Task Board because it presents the work as a kanban board. Each column is a workstream (one agent session); each card is a task with a title and an instructions body. You can use it as a plain manual board, or connect autonomous agents that pull tasks from it and report progress back via a simple API.

The board is free. You can use it anonymously with no signup — it saves to your browser via IndexedDB. To connect autonomous agents (which need a private API key) and to sync your board across devices, sign in with Google.

Click "Connect an agent" on any workstream, generate your personal API key, and copy the bootstrap prompt it gives you. Paste that into a fresh Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor session. The prompt tells the agent to call the board over HTTPS (with curl): pull its next task, do it, mark it complete, and repeat — fully autonomously.

This is notify-only by design. The agent flags the task, that column turns amber ("needs you"), and your browser fires a notification so you know which terminal to go to. You answer the agent directly at that terminal; it then clears the flag and resumes itself. The board is your at-a-glance signal, not a chat relay.

The key is a long random token shown only once at generation; only a SHA-256 hash is stored. It is scoped strictly to your own board — it can read and write only your workstreams and tasks. Regenerate it anytime (which instantly invalidates the old one). Treat it like a password: keep it out of public repos and shared logs.

Anything that can make an HTTP request. It is built and tested for Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and Cursor in full-auto mode, but the protocol is plain REST (pull / attention / resume / complete) so your own scripts or any agent framework can drive it too.

Yes. Workstreams are independent columns — make as many as you like for one project (e.g. "frontend", "backend", "tests") or spread them across different projects. Each has its own task queue and its own connected agent.

Anonymous boards never leave your browser. Signed-in boards are stored in Codersera’s database scoped to your account. We never share or sell your data, and never use it to train models. Task instructions are stored as plain text so your agents (and you) can read them back exactly.

Absolutely use it manually. Plenty of people just want one place to see what each of their parallel agent sessions is doing and tick tasks off by hand. The agent automation is an optional power-up — the board is useful on its own as external memory across sessions.

The Task Tracker is for tracking YOUR own tasks — a personal Kanban with Backlog → Today → Doing → Done, plus a List view and a Matrix view. The AI Agent Task Manager is for tracking AGENT tasks: each column is one autonomous agent session, and the cards are work the agent picks up and runs. Different mental model, different surface. Many people use both side-by-side — your tasks on /tools/todo-tracker, your agents here.