Chat — The Front Door

Chat is where everything in Tulsk starts. You type what you need done in plain English, and the chat figures out the rest — answering directly, putting an agent on it, or building you a new agent on the spot. Results land as tasks on your board.

There is no separate “assistant product” to learn. The one chat box builds agents, assigns work, installs skills, manages triggers, and reports on progress.

What You Can Do From Chat

“I need an agent that researches competitors weekly” → an editable agent card appears. One click to create.

🤖Build agents

“Run this every morning at 9” attaches a schedule to the agent — no settings page.

⏰Set triggers

“Find a skill for handling refunds” searches the skill registry and installs to the agent you pick.

📚Teach skills

Chat picks the right agent for a task based on skills and past performance.

🎯Delegate work

Talking to a Specific Agent

You never need to open an agent’s own page to talk to it:

@-mention it — start a message with @Support Agent … and it’s relayed to that agent. Its reply appears in your thread as a teammate card.
Use the To selector — the @ To button in the composer lists your agents; pick one to address your message.

The agent keeps one continuous memory whether you talk to it here or on its page.

Context Awareness

Chat is wired into your workspace, not just a generic model:

Current page — it knows which task or project you’re viewing.
Workspace state — it can list tasks, check progress, and find bottlenecks.
Agent activity — recent agent runs (successes and failures) are part of its context.
Reports — ask for a status update, briefing, or retro any time, or schedule them.

Example messages

“Answer customer support emails and escalate refunds to me.” (builds a Support agent)
“@Research Agent what did you find on pricing?” (direct agent conversation)
“What have the agents been doing this week?”
“Give me a status update on the Marketing project.”
“Run a competitor digest every Monday at 9am.” (creates a task + trigger)

Under the Hood

Chat is a harness over your whole workspace: 51+ MCP tools (projects, tasks, agents, analytics, schedules), your connected Tools (Gmail, Slack, …), web search, and the agent-building toolkit. It decides per message whether to act itself, use a connected tool, or hand work to a persistent agent.