The right person.
The actual task.
Your agent finds the teammate, sends the brief, and keeps the owner, deadline, and priority together.
@AlexLaunch postsDUE FRIDAY
Delegate the task.
Let go of the follow-up.
A small skill for the work between “can you do this?” and done.
Assign in your agent. Follow up in Slack. Get the update back.
ONE REQUEST. THE WHOLE FOLLOW-THROUGH.INTERACTIVE EXAMPLE
⌘ YOUR AGENT 01
You say it once.
“Assign Alex the launch posts. Ask for an update every morning at 10, Seoul time.”
Assigned. Follow-ups scheduled.
Alex gets the task in Slack. You get the updates.
SLACK 02
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ToFinish APP
Task thread · with Alex
FOLLOW-THROUGH
ToFinish How are the launch posts coming along?
Alex First drafts are ready. Sharing them now.
You’re updated. The reply comes back to you.
UPDATE RECEIVED · YOU’RE IN THE LOOP
Illustrative conversation. No messages are sent from this page.
01 You ask→02 Teammate gets it→03 ToFinish follows up→04 You get the update
THE PART YOU USUALLY DO YOURSELF
Less chasing.
More getting it done.
Give the task to a person. Give the follow-up to ToFinish. Your team stays in Slack, and you stay out of the reminder business.
The right person.
Your cadence.
Your stopping point.
Daily updates or a custom interval. Set a cutoff, stop after a reply, or pause the task whenever you need.
10 min1 hourDaily↗
An update.
Or a heads-up.
Replies come back to you. Ask for a one-time escalation if there’s no response, and review completed work.
Alex repliedJUST NOW
SMALL BY DESIGN
No separate task app for your teammates. Telegram and task-manager cards come later.
GET STARTED WITH YOUR AGENT
You paste.
Your agent sets it up.
The install prompt includes the skill, source, and setup guide. Already connected? Your agent picks up where you left off.
- 01
Copy the instructions
Paste into Codex or Claude Code. Your agent installs the skill and checks your saved connection.
- 02
Connect your workspace
First time? Your agent prepares a small hosted service. You or your Slack admin approve access. Existing connections are reused.
- 03
Give it a real task
Name the teammate, the work, and your follow-up rules. They get it in Slack. No employee signup.
Early release · bring your own hosting for a new workspaceFull installation instructions
A FEW DETAILS
Before you delegate.
Do I need another account?
Your teammates only need Slack. You use your existing Codex or Claude Code setup. For a new workspace, an admin connects a Slack app and a small hosted service; the agent’s guide walks through both. There is no separate ToFinish account to create.
Does my agent have to stay open?
No. Once a task is created, the hosted ToFinish service handles reminders and Slack replies. Your chat can close. The service needs to keep running.
Can I tell it exactly when to stop?
Yes. Set a cutoff and optionally stop after the owner replies in the task thread or uses a status button. Custom reminders can run every 10 minutes or longer, for up to seven days. You can also pause or cancel a task.
What does it cost to run?
The skill download is free. You bring your agent and hosting. Scheduled reminders use ordinary service code, with no hosted language-model call for each ping. Hosting and any agent subscription remain yours.
FROM “I’LL REMIND THEM” TO FINISHED.