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Drop tasks into Drive
Each client gets a Google Drive folder. Every Google Doc inside it becomes a live task the agent can read and work from.
miniagent.net
Miniagent gives you a clean public site and a private backend that watches task docs in Google Drive, lets users define work in plain language, and records agent progress inside the same docs.
One-time setup
No custom admin UI needed
Google Workspace CLI powered
Task
Status: In progress
Brief: build a list with practice name, email, city, and a short note about whether they run implants or cosmetic dentistry.
Agent update: first 12 leads complete, duplicate domains filtered, continuing with Brooklyn and Queens offices.
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Each client gets a Google Drive folder. Every Google Doc inside it becomes a live task the agent can read and work from.
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Miniagent reads the brief, tracks status, and appends updates directly into the same task doc so the work stays visible.
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No dashboard lock-in. Your source of truth stays in Google Workspace, with a lightweight site and API on top.
Why this works
The product is intentionally simple. The public site sells the offer. The backend maps a Drive folder to task docs. The agent reads those docs, does the work, and leaves updates where clients already know how to look.
What is included
Backend shape
The app exposes task listing and task update endpoints. Under the hood it shells out to `gws`, so the Drive folder and Google Docs stay as the system of record.
GET /api/tasks?folderId=<drive-folder-id>
GET /api/tasks/<document-id>
POST /api/tasks/<document-id>/update
Update payload:
{ "agentName": "Miniagent", "status": "In progress", "update": "Researched 12 new prospects" }
Pricing
Best for testing an agent-powered service offer without spending weeks building custom internal tools. The setup includes the website, private repo, Google Workspace task sync scaffolding, and deployment-ready config.
Setup package
$149
FAQ
A one-time setup covering the landing page, private repo, production-ready app skeleton, Google Workspace task integration, and deployment configuration.
You create a Drive folder, drop in Docs, and the service treats each Doc as a task record. The agent reads from the doc and appends progress updates back into it.
No. The operating model is intentionally lightweight: Google Drive, Google Docs, and a small API surface for automation.