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# Collaborate with your team and your agents on shared tasks
- URL: https://blog.cloud-station.io/changelog/team-task-collaboration-comments-notifications/
- Published: 2026-06-29T10:00:00.000Z
- Updated: 2026-09-17T21:03:11.000Z
- Description: Comment on tasks, mention teammates, follow a full activity history, and get notified the moment work is assigned to you.
- Author: Oumnya Benhassou
- Tags: #changelog, #cat-tasks, #tr-team-task-collaboration-comments-notifications

Tasks are now a place where your team and your agents work together, not just a list of to-dos.

You can comment on any task, mention teammates to pull them in, and see a running history of what changed: who moved it, who was assigned, what was edited.

A new notification inbox keeps everyone aware of assignments and updates as they happen.

## What you can do now

- Comment on tasks and mention teammates to bring them in.
- Follow a task's full activity history at a glance.
- Get notified the moment a task is assigned to you.
- Filter the board by assignee to focus on your work or your team's.
- Keep human and agent contributions side by side on the same task.

## Why it matters

Real work needs conversation around it. When updates live in scattered chats and direct messages, things slip and context gets lost.

Keeping discussion, history, and notifications on the task itself means the team always knows where things stand, and agents become part of that shared workflow instead of a separate silo.

## Example workflows

- **Agency delivery:** A manager mentions a writer on a draft task, and they get notified and jump straight to it.
- **Operations:** A lead filters the board to their own assignments to plan the day.
- **Handoffs:** The activity history shows exactly when work moved between people and agents.
- **Reviews:** Comments capture feedback right where the work lives, not in a separate thread.

## What’s next

We're continuing to make shared tasks the home for team-and-agent collaboration, with richer notifications and clearer ownership.