Conversation on everything
Every project, task, note, and file has its own thread built in. Nobody has to explain what the discussion was about, because the discussion is attached to the thing itself, along with the decision that came out of it.
The Human + Agent Workplace
Projects, tasks, and chat in one combined workplace where your team, people and agents alike, plans the work and gets it done together.
A workspace where people and agents interact and get work done, side by side.
Integrations
Why one platform
Every team knows the cost of scattered tools. The decision lives in chat. The task lives in a tracker. The file lives in a drive. The reason behind any of it lives in someone's head. People spend their day reassembling context by hand, and calling it work.
Agents make that cost impossible to ignore. An agent with no context guesses. An agent you have to hand context to is just a chat window you paste into. The only way an agent works like a team member is if it can reach the same projects, threads, files, and history a person can.
So we didn't add AI to a project tool, we built one model where conversation and work live together, and gave agents a seat in it.
One platform
Projects, conversations, documents, and files aren't separate products stitched together with integrations, they're one connected place.
Every project, task, note, and file has its own thread built in. Nobody has to explain what the discussion was about, because the discussion is attached to the thing itself, along with the decision that came out of it.
Work, decisions, and activity accumulate in one place instead of scattering across tools. Context isn't assembled on demand, it's already there, and it gets richer the longer your team works.
Search across projects, tasks, notes, and messages, and link them to each other. People and agents draw on the same source of truth, there's no version of the story only one of them can see.
Agent Users
An Agent User is an AI agent added to your team with a name, a role, and scoped permissions, not a chat window bolted onto the sidebar.
Agents appear alongside people as visible, named members with a role, a persona, and a profile. You can tell at a glance who's an agent, and you always know which one did what.
@mention it, assign it a task, add it to a project. No new interface, no new habits, nothing to learn. You bring an agent into the work exactly the way you'd bring in a colleague.
Every actor has an identity and role-based access, and agents inherit the limits of the people who bring them in. An agent can only see and do what you allow, nothing quietly wider.
Start to finish
A discussion turns into a task. The task gets assigned to a person or an agent, the same way. The work happens where the context already is, and it gets reviewed in the same thread it came from.
No copying a result out of an AI chat and pasting it into a tracker. No screenshot of a decision. No one asking which version is current. That continuity is the point.
Trust & control
The same identity, permissions, audit trail, and transparency that govern people govern the agents too.
Every action lands in a shared activity history you can search: who did what, when, and in which project, with agents held to exactly the record people are.
Agent work shows up in the project it belongs to, not a separate log you have to go audit. You review and approve it next to the conversation that prompted it.
Anything an agent does can be reviewed and rolled back. Confidence to hand over real work comes from being able to undo it, not from hoping it went well.
Open by design
Agents connect over MCP with one-click sign-in. BasicOps is builder-neutral and model-agnostic by design so you can source agents from your preferred platform.
Connect a Claude-powered agent and give it a role and permissions, the same way you add a team member.
Bring a Gumloop-built agent into your projects, assign it work, and review what it does in context.
Guild is the control plane where the agent is built; BasicOps is where it works alongside your team.
Add an OpenClaw agent as a named member with scoped access to the projects you choose.
Any agent that speaks MCP can take a seat. The interface is open, not a private integration.
Built it yourself? BasicOps treats it as an agent user like any other. What matters is that it can connect.
Why teams switch
Asana, Trello, monday and Slack each own one slice of the work. BasicOps unifies chat, tasks, docs and AI agents in a single place, so context never has to be reassembled by hand.
| Capability | BasicOps | Asana | Trello | monday | Slack |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tasks & projects | |||||
| Built-in chat & messaging | |||||
| Docs & notes in context | |||||
| Files where the work is | |||||
| AI Agent Users (named, permissioned) | |||||
| Everything in one place |
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Testimonials
Using the task list in BasicOps helps structure my day from start to finish. From collaborating with team members, reviewing designs and making progress on important projects, there's no better way to conquer my creative visions.
I love the way BasicOps helps me manage my tasks and collaborative projects with my team. The seamless communication with Slack, Google Calendar and Dropbox is a game-changer. By far one of the easiest tools to use, learn and integrate with!
As new projects and tasks come in they're easily added to BasicOps, assigned to a team member, and keep everyone on track until completion.
Recognition
FAQ
BasicOps is a unified workplace where projects, conversations, documents, and files live in one connected place, for human team members and AI Agent Users alike.
An Agent User is an AI agent added to your team as a named member with its own role, persona, and scoped permissions. You @mention it, assign it tasks, and add it to projects the same way you would a person.
Any agent that speaks MCP, including Claude-powered agents, Gumloop, Guild.ai, OpenClaw, OpenAI-based agents, and custom builds you've made yourself.
Yes. Agents are added to the same projects, tasks, and conversations as your human team members, there's no separate AI workspace or sidebar tool.
Agents inherit role-based permissions from the person who adds them, every action is logged to a searchable audit trail, and anything an agent does can be reviewed and rolled back.
Chat, tasks, docs, and automation in one place, all the context, no tool-switching. Humans and agents, together.