Task Engine · Free

Automation,
honestly labelled.

The task engine — saved, versioned automations with live status and smart escalation — works today. Training tasks from a video is in development, and this page says exactly where that line is.

Available today

The task engine

Everything below ships in the current build and works end to end.

Task store

Automations are saved and versioned. Run them again anytime, track every change — nothing is lost between sessions.

Task Dashboard

All your automations in the app's sidebar — run, edit, or delete without opening Claude.

Live run status

Watch a task execute step by step — each action updates in real time so you always know where it is.

Smart escalation

Claude pauses and asks you when it hits a decision it can't make. You unblock it, it continues.

Action recording

PilotGentic captures what you do as typed, replayable events — the raw material every trained task is built from.

Task tools in Claude

Create, run, list, and delete tasks straight from a Claude conversation — the pilotgentic_task MCP suite.

In development · under active testing

Training a task from a recording

These features exist in the app and you can see them run — but they have not yet completed a real task end to end, so we don't sell them as if they had. When they clear our testing bar, the labels come off.

In development

Video training

Upload a screen recording; frames are extracted, analyzed with Claude Vision, and synthesized into task steps. The analysis pipeline runs today — executing the synthesized task end to end on your live screen is the part still being hardened.

In development

Task Wizard training

Train a task by walking through it step by step in the app. The wizard UI ships in the app now; wizard-trained runs are under active testing before we call them done.

In development

Frame filmstrip + per-frame prompts

Review every extracted frame and attach your own note to each one to steer the analysis — part of the video training path, so it carries the same label.

Why the caution? Because a task that runs on your screen has to be right, not plausible. The record → synthesize → execute contract is being tested against real applications right now.

Start with what works today

The task engine, dashboard, and escalation ship free — and you'll get video training the moment it earns its badge.