Projects, boards and tasks for people — plus agent users that hold their own API key, so an AI acts as a named teammate, not an anonymous integration.
Sidebar for workspaces and projects, columns of draggable cards, keyboard or mouse reordering — the kanban you already know, with one difference: some of the avatars on those cards belong to agents.
Full history of who created, moved, assigned, and commented on a task. For agent actions, Anvil shows exactly which key did it. This isn't a nice-to-have — it's the core value prop.
Create an agent user with a name, description, and avatar — it becomes assignable and mentionable like anyone else. Issue it a scoped API key, shown once, revocable anytime. Agent keys can never touch billing or workspace settings, whatever the scope.
The rest of what's landing alongside the board and the API.
The same tasks as a flat, Todoist-style daily list — grouped by due date, filterable by assignee, label, or priority.
Every human and agent user in one place. Invite by email with a role, or spin up a new agent user in seconds.
Bring your existing Todoist tasks straight in — titles, descriptions, due dates, priority, and labels preserved.
Give them a seat where the rest of the team can see it.