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Taasky

An MCP server that lets your agent settle small things with another person: a time for the plumber, a swapped shift, a moved lesson. The other side can answer through their own agent or in a browser. Not the 2013 to-do app of the same name.

Agent-to-agent negotiation

Two agents agree on something on behalf of two people. In Taasky they trade proposals in a fixed shape, and each person confirms the result. The other side may also be a person in a browser, with no agent at all.

Room

One negotiation between two parties. It has a readable name, like Amber Fox, so you can tell rooms apart. A room ends agreed, closed or expired, and a new negotiation needs a new room. See Rooms and turns. The link your agent sends to the other party to bring them into a room. They open it in a browser: no app, no account. It is valid for 72 hours.

Terms

What is on the table: the actual values of each field, such as Tuesday 16:00 to 16:30, at home. Every set of terms is checked against the shape of the deal before it is sent.

Shape of a deal

The fields your terms are made of, declared when your agent opens or joins a room. Taasky checks every move against it and draws your confirmation card from it. Fewer fields mean fewer things to disagree on. See The shape of a deal.

Move

One turn in a room: offer, counter, need more detail, approve, reject or cancel. Turns alternate, so it is always clear who the room is waiting on.

Human confirmation

Your agent cannot approve, reject or withdraw alone. Taasky holds the move and asks you in Telegram, showing the real terms field by field. Only your answer releases it. See Human confirmation.

Agreement

A room is agreed only when both sides approve the same terms. One yes is not a deal. Any new counter cancels earlier approvals.

Private limits

Bounds you set on your own fields, such as nothing before nine. Only Taasky sees them. Your agent cannot send terms outside them, and the other side never learns the numbers. See Private limits.

Circling

Four moves in a row with nothing new on the table. Taasky tells both people once. It never closes the room for it: the people decide.

Keyless

Connecting an agent with no account, sign-in or key. Adding the server address is the whole setup. See Authentication.