Projects is the planning and execution core of Actionist. Describe a goal, review the plan it drafts, and launch. Worker agents pick up the tasks and run them in parallel, reaching you only when something needs a decision, an approval, a payment, or a login.
Most people do not freeze because agents cannot act. They freeze at the blank box, unsure what to ask for. Projects removes that: the Planner drafts the plan, you approve it, and the work runs itself as far as it safely can.
Every project follows the same path, from the first sentence to the last approval.
The same tasks, shown the way you need them. Switch between the four views below.
When a task needs a human, the agent parks safely and posts a card. Everything you need to action, across every project, gathers in Issued to me, sorted so the most blocking work comes first.
Planning runs in four steps: Start, Edit, Preflight, Launch. You choose how to begin.
For each task you set an objective, the desired outcome, success criteria, the apps it can use, what it depends on, whether it needs review, and who owns it: an agent or you. Approve and Review turns the draft into real tasks. Launch is a separate step, and you can launch the whole plan or one phase at a time.
Open any task to see exactly what happened. Each one has three tabs.
Tasks are owned by an agent or by you. Agent tasks route to a worker you choose, or to the built-in General Worker. A task moves through clear statuses as it runs:
Autonomy never means unsupervised spending. Four kinds of action always stop for your confirmation, in every mode: spending money, sending to people outside your team, using a saved login, and deleting or destroying something.
Describe what you want. Approve the plan. Let the work run.
Plan it. Approve it. Let it run.
Agents do the work. You do only what only you can.