Pick the agent, or let it route
"Give that one to Lucy" is an order — Unyo never second-guesses an agent you named. Say nothing, and a small routing model reads the task, in your language, and picks the one agent that can genuinely do it.
Tasks
A to-do list your team actually reads.
Write a task, give it a date. The right agent starts before the deadline and the draft is waiting when you need it — with a notification to say so. The tasks only you can do stay exactly what they are: your list.
Task tools cost zero creditsDrafts, never sends11 languages
Write the customer newsletter Riley
Fri 17:00 starts 16:00
Riley · draft ready The newsletter is drafted — waiting for your review. Nothing sent.
Press + to watch a task staff itself.
Any task. Any agent. Any date.
You stay in charge of who does what and when — the machinery underneath just makes sure it actually happens.
Any day, any time
A dated task arms a real scheduled run — not a reminder. High priority starts 60 minutes before the deadline, medium 30, low 15. "Friday" with no time aims for 9:00 your local morning.
The rest stays your list
"Call the dentist" gets no agent, ever — human tasks stay a clean to-do list with a date and a priority dot. Half task app, half employee, and always honest about which half is which.
The boundary
Same box. Opposite outcomes.
The router is built to fail into inaction — every error path resolves to “no agent”, and no agent means the task quietly stays a plain to-do. Never a wrong autonomous run.
“Write the newsletter for Friday”
An agent starts Friday morning — the draft waits for you
“Call the dentist”
Nobody touches it, ever — it stays on your list
Fail-closed routing No unattended send Human tasks stay human
Ask anyone what’s left.
Tasks live in the Neural Core — the memory all ten agents share — so your pending list, with dates and assignees, is in front of every agent in every conversation. And they give as well as read: finish a call with “note that I owe them a quote by Thursday” and it’s on the list before you hang up.
Rescheduling never clones the run
Move a task five times, it is still one run.
Done means cancelled
Completing or deleting a task kills its scheduled run on the spot, by database trigger.
No stampede after a week off
Anything more than 24 hours past its moment never auto-fires.
Your timezone, end to end
Daylight-saving included. The agent reports back in your local time.
An empty balance skips, never breaks
The run is skipped, nothing is disabled. Top up and the next one proceeds.
Managing tasks is free
Create, list, update, complete, delete — zero credits, always.
Questions
Can I assign a task to any agent I want?
Yes — name the agent and the assignment is yours; the router only picks when you haven’t. Nine of the ten agents take tasks (Steve builds sites live with you and doesn’t take scheduled work).
How do I know when it’s done?
A notification in your workspace, a red badge on the agent’s avatar, and the task ticked off — with the draft waiting in a conversation named after your task.
Will an agent send something to hit my deadline?
No. There is no unattended send or publish anywhere in Unyo. The early start exists so the draft is ready on time — it waits for your click.
What if I do the task myself first?
Tick it off and the scheduled run is cancelled immediately. Even a run already in flight re-checks that the task is still pending before doing anything.
Does it work in my language?
Yes. The router reads the task in the language you wrote it — all eleven — and routes it the same way.
What does it cost?
Managing tasks is free — every task tool is zero credits. When an agent runs the work, you pay the real cost of that run. A task that routes to nobody never costs anything.
Stop carrying work in your head.
Write it down, date it, and let the right agent start without you. 2,500 credits free — the task list itself never costs one.