Mission control for AI agents

Your agents, always on the most important thing.

TaskPeace is the queue that decides what every AI agent works on next — and keeps your whole fleet shipping, around the clock. You set the priorities; it runs the rest.

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It decides — it doesn't just store.Every agent pulls the single highest-value next task. Not a stale list to manage — an answer.
It coordinates the whole fleet.Leases and scope mean ten agents split the work cleanly instead of colliding on the same files.
It never stops — and never needs babysitting.Agents loop until the queue is dry. It only taps you for the calls that need a human: money, prod, anything irreversible.

Why a control layer, not another framework

Agent frameworks (CrewAI, LangGraph) wire agents together. Observability tools watch them. TaskPeace owns the layer in between — the decision: what's most important to do next, across your whole fleet, and keeping it shipping. The model is the engine; TaskPeace is the steering wheel.

Built for people running a fleet of agents

If you've gone from one AI coding agent to ten — and turned into a human task-router refereeing collisions and checking which one stalled — TaskPeace is the layer that gives you that time back.

Get early access →  Read the fleet guide

Learn more How to manage a fleet of Claude Code / Cursor agents → How do I run multiple AI agents at once? → How do I stop agents colliding on the same files? → What should my AI agent work on next? → TaskPeace vs CrewAI vs LangGraph →