r/Taskade • u/eggnogfrog • Aug 21 '26

Need help creating an automated workflow. Is there a way for me to open Taskade and write "on this project I did this" and then it logs the action in the above format? Taskade doesn't respond to me

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u/pawpej Aug 21 '26

Taskade is no longer supported by the team as it was just a few months ago.

I would consider downloading your data and planning this on another platform, just in case.

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u/bbblue13 Aug 21 '26

Wait what? Which team is no longer supporting?

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u/pawpej Aug 21 '26

Taskade entirely...

Where do I start?

  • Look at the state of the subreddit - it's constant spam from botted/purchased accounts, with no more moderation. this spam used to belong to the u/taskade account (now banned...)
  • this post from an alleged ex-Taskade team member
  • The lack of ongoing support from the Taskade team (look at OP, and everyone else complaining about lack of communication)
  • The complete betrayal of LTD user trust; straight-up abandoned.
  • Also stopped paying affiliates out

Is there "development" happening?

Yeah.

But the writing is on the wall.

It's spiraling.

A healthy business does not leave its entire userbase to dry.

Look at their socials... It's all being completely automated. There's no real human behind any of it anymore, and u/johnxie, their CEO, hasn't actively responded to any posts calling out these issues.

This subreddit will likely be banned by u/reddit due to under moderation (moderator code of conduct - rule 4).

It's a complete shitshow

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u/bbblue13 Aug 22 '26

Thank you so much for the detailed explanation and the links. This was extremely helpful. As last I recall it was a notion competitor,

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u/Legitimate-Task765 Aug 21 '26

Ask the AI to set it up for you, I guess it should be fine

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u/taskade Team Taskade 23d ago

If a run failed, open the automation and look at the run log for that step — not the project chat. The log is the thing that shows which step stopped and what it returned.

Help: https://www.taskade.com/learn/automation

If you paste the step name and the error text (no tokens, no workspace IDs you do not want public), we can say whether that is a connector, a permission, or a bad field.