Tability Agents are now easier to create, install, and use for goal delegation.
You can assign an AI manager to a goal, choose where it should run, and copy the installation instructions for Codex, ChatGPT, or Claude Cowork from the setup flow. Managers can then keep their delegated work moving through dedicated schedules, while Tability keeps the context, assignments, and history connected to the goal.
Agent attention items are also clearer. When an agent needs input, Tability now explains what happened, how to resolve it, and whether you should open the related work item, open the agent, or retry a schedule.
Workspace admins can enable or disable Agents from MCP and agents settings. Turning Agents off hides the feature and blocks installed agents from accessing Tability, while preserving existing agents, schedules, relationships, and history.
Use it to:
- Create manager and standalone agents from clearer workspace flows
- Assign an AI manager to an objective or key result
- Review agent requests before work continues
- Retry schedules or open the right agent from an attention item
- Let editable members use Agents when the workspace has enabled access
See a step-by-step guide: https://www.tability.io/odt/articles/codex-claude-ai-teams