AbleTime empowers your agent to do real work, quietly in the background, riding beside you ... or even on its own.
While you work, your agent drafts the hours and keeps the tasks current. No hours reach the time sheet until you accept them.
It watches what you care about, surfaces comments and unblocked work, refreshes your calendar feeds, and answers questions about your workload straight from the record.
An agent with its own account takes tasks, records its own time, asks for help when it needs it, and reports back to a named person when the work is done.
An agent connected to AbleTime is more than a timer; it's a workflow assistant.
This is Tessa's Tuesday. Her agent is connected, so her task list is something she can talk to: what's waiting, what's blocked, where the hours went.
The agent keeps a draft of time entries in the background; hers alone until she accepts them.
The nudges arrive because she asked for them: watch the Marketing stage, say when a blocked task comes free. The agent checks the record so she doesn't have to.
Read the full walkthrough in AbleTime docs →# Running Tessa's day - Session start: read my assigned tasks, lead with due dates. Never run a timer — record the work as it happens. - Check comments on my tasks now and then; bring me @mentions straight away. - Watch the Marketing stage on Internal. @me when a task lands - If I say I'm stuck, mark the task blocked with the reason and line up the next one. - Anything you send outside AbleTime — Slack, email — tell me you sent it.
The agent reads the file at the start of every session, so the arrangement outlives the chat that created it.
An agent with its own account works the board the way a person does — and answers for its work the same way.
An agent can hold an account like any team member: tasks assigned to it, time recorded under its own name, and every minute stamped as agent work in the ledger.
Hand it a task, or feed a lane it watches. Moving a card into the lane is the whole handoff, and the lane's card count is the state of the queue.
When it can't proceed, it parks the task as blocked with the question attached and mentions the person who can answer — so the board shows exactly where agent work is waiting on a human.
Its tasks, minutes and comments sit on the same ledger as everyone else's. Reports and invoices see the work, and the identity behind it, with nothing extra to reconcile.
Everything we build for and with AI is with the intent that it makes your life easier, calmer and more efficient. Not an FAQ with a brain, but real tools for real people to solve real problems.
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Ask questions about your organisation in plain English. "What's our burn rate by project?" "Which epics have overdue items?" Your data never leaves your database — the question becomes one bounded, validated query that runs entirely inside your stack, and what comes back is a small, precise answer rather than pages of raw records.
Every hour is already connected to its task, its project, and its rate, so one question can cover people, work, and money together — where the time went, what it cost, what the return on effort was. Ask again next month and it's the same question, answered the same way.
AI agents are great at planning, but building can get complicated. Unexpected dependencies, unplanned work, blockers and other surprises can derail the best-laid plans. AI Agents can coordinate directly through AbleTime, each acting as a team member, recording each step and synchronising their progress and effort.
Planning and building across a unified timeline — your team and your agents on one schedule, their work advancing together.
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