Taro turns a one liner into a fully built task, Instantly.

Transform a simple one liner into a fully structured, detailed task with context, requirements, and clarity ready for your team to execute instantly.

Taro
How it works

From a brief description to a fully built task in four steps

TARO reads your brief, sends it to GPT 4o mini at no cost to you, and returns four fully formed outputs ready to save all in one click.

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Input

Write the way you think. TARO handles the structure.

The brief can be as rough as a Slack message or as detailed as a paragraph it doesn't matter. A task title fragment, a sentence describing the problem, a user story, or a bug description all work equally well. TARO is designed to extract intent from natural language, not to require a specific format. The messier your input, the more impressive the output.

Generate

Four outputs generated. Zero credits consumed.

TARO sends your brief to GPT 4o mini and returns four distinct outputs simultaneously. This feature runs completely free no credits are deducted from your account, no matter how many times you use it. There is no limit on generations per day, per user, or per workspace.

Review

A complete task card. Review before you save.

All four outputs appear together in a full task preview exactly how the task will look once saved to your board. The title, description, subtasks, and checklist are all editable before saving. Nothing is committed until you press save. You can also regenerate any individual section if you want a different take on the description or a different subtask breakdown.

Save

Edit any field. Regenerate any section. Save when ready.

Every generated field is fully editable inline before saving. Click any section to edit it. If the subtask breakdown doesn't match your mental model, regenerate just that section the other three outputs stay unchanged. When the task looks right, press save. It lands in your board with all four sections populated, ready to assign and start.

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Why Task Detail Generation

Six reasons teams never go back

Bad task descriptions are where sprints go wrong before they even start. TARO makes every task thorough, clear, and ready in seconds.

Completely free no credits, no limits

Completely free no credits, no limits

Unlike other AI features in TARO, Task Detail Generation runs on GPT 4o mini at zero cost. No credits deducted, no daily limit, no upgrade required. Every member of your team can use it as many times as they need.

Rich HTML description, not a one liner

Rich HTML description, not a one liner

TARO generates a structured description with background, objective, scope, and acceptance criteria rendered as rich HTML. The assignee opens the task and immediately knows what done looks like, without asking the reporter six clarifying questions.

Subtasks that reflect real implementation phases

Subtasks that reflect real implementation phases

TARO breaks the task into logical subtasks not arbitrary chunks, but implementation phases that reflect how a developer would actually approach the work. Each subtask is scoped to be owned and completed independently.

Checklists that catch what everyone forgets

Checklists that catch what everyone forgets

TARO generates checklist items covering the implementation work, the edge cases, the testing requirements, and the acceptance criteria. The items that typically appear in a code review comment "did you test on Safari?" are already in the checklist before work starts.

Fully editable before you save

Fully editable before you save

Nothing is locked after generation. Edit the title, rewrite a section of the description, swap out subtasks, add your own checklist items. TARO provides the first draft you decide what the final version says. Generation is the starting point, not the end state..

Regenerate any section independently

Regenerate any section independently

If the description is right but the subtasks don't match your approach, regenerate just the subtasks the description stays. If the checklist is missing something specific to your stack, regenerate it with a modified brief. Each of the four outputs can be regenerated without affecting the others.

Generate your first full task from a single sentence

Completely free. No credit card. No usage limits. Powered by GPT 4o mini.

Who uses it

Built for every team where task
quality determines delivery quality

Engineers who write tasks quickly, PMs who need properly scoped work items, and teams where vague tasks reliably cause sprint derailments all use Task Detail Generation for the same reason.

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product teams, already using TARO

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Credits consumed per generation

4

Outputs generated per brief

92%

Tasks saved without edits

11x

Faster than manual writing

Engineers

Log the bug in 5 seconds. Let TARO write the full ticket.

Engineers notice issues while they're in the middle of other work. They don't want to stop and write a three paragraph task description but an under specified ticket causes delays later when no one can reproduce the bug or understand what "done" means. Task Detail Generation lets them capture the issue in a sentence and have TARO produce the full specification immediately, without breaking their flow.

Log the bug in 5 seconds. Let TARO write the full ticket.
More from TARO

Task generation is just the start

Once tasks are properly specified, TARO's intelligence keeps them on track prioritising, distributing, predicting, and flagging across the full delivery lifecycle.

Questions & answers

Everything you need to know about Task Detail Generation

Common questions from engineers, PMs, and team leads evaluating TARO's task generation feature.

The generated description is structured as four sections rendered in rich HTML: a brief background paragraph explaining why this task exists and what problem it solves; an objective statement describing what the task needs to achieve; a scope section defining what is and isn't included in this task (out of scope items are explicitly called out to prevent scope creep); and an acceptance criteria section listing the specific conditions that must be true for the task to be considered complete. The HTML rendering means the description looks like a real, professional ticket from the moment it's saved not a plain text paragraph that an assignee has to parse.

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Task Detail Generation

Stop writing tasks that nobody understands.

Write one sentence. Get a complete, fully-specified task free, every time.