Todo Agents
simply create a todos for you and your agent
What it does
Stop feeding your coding agent one prompt at a time. Queue up tasks as you go through your app for review — your agent picks up over a simple REST API and reports back on every task. Easy to working with your non-technical team mate, QA, designer and PO with project based permission.
Stop feeding your coding agent one prompt at a time. Queue up tasks from anywhere — your agent picks up the next one over a simple REST API and reports back on every task. $3/month, 1 month free.
Todo Agents is a task queue your local agent drains on its own. Capture tasks the moment you think of them — from any device, anywhere — and Claude Code, Cursor, or your own agent picks up the next one as soon as it's free. Work with your team Todo Agents isn't just for solo builders — bring your whole team into the queue, on your terms. Bring teammates in with exactly the access you pick — grant them specific projects, and even pre-assign permissions on the invite so they land with the right access on day one. A per-member permission controls who can send work to your AI agent. Everyone else can still plan, comment, and track — only the people you trust queue tasks into the pipeline. Some…from todo-agents.com
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