Shared context and human review for AI coding agents

Agents build.
Humans approve.

Today the plan lives in the agent's context window — it dies at compaction, and your first look at the work is a 500-line diff. Taskum serves shared project context to every agent over MCP, and the review gates you turn on are enforced by the server: execution is refused until you approve the plan.
Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and any MCP agent.
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The taskum inbox with a design document open for review — the reviewer's Approve button beside it; the agent cannot proceed until they decide
A design doc awaiting your approval. The agent can't proceed past it until you decide — and execution stays refused until the plan after it is approved too.
Today
prompt → 500 plausible lines → skim → merge → rewrite, three features later
With Taskum
idea → design doc → REVIEW → plan → REVIEW → code → clean PR
the full workflow — lighter ones exist, down to none
The knowledge compounds. Every issue your agent completes makes the next one better — not because the model improves, but because the project remembers: the docs stay current and the record accumulates.
Every agent reads the same project context — Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline. A teammate's agent knows what yours decided. A new teammate is productive on day one.

Connect an agent in a minute.

OAuth in the browser — no API key to mint. Create a project and ask your agent to read the codebase.

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