Roma 2.0 to-do app runs tasks with AI agents on a shared list
Overview
Roma has launched Roma 2.0, a to-do app for Mac and iPhone that starts working on each task autonomously when the task is added, according to Testing Catalog.
Users can dictate a rough thought, have it turned into a task, and review the finished output later. Claude, ChatGPT, and Codex agents can also add tasks to the same list and work on existing ones.
Rohan Paul says the shared board stops agents from wasting usage limits by giving them one place to hand off work. He says Roma, built by Jan Sjöström and launched through YC F26, puts Claude, ChatGPT, and Grok on that board. Rohan Paul's report does not give evidence for the usage-limit claim.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Nov 11, 1:15 PM ET
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Developments
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- Nov 11, 12:44 PM ET · 1 articleRohan Paul says Roma's shared to-do list can stop AI agents wasting usage limitsRohan Paul: Rohan Paul says Roma's shared to-do list can stop AI agents wasting usage limits
- Nov 11, 12:37 PM ET · 1 articleRoma launches Roma 2.0 autonomous task appTesting Catalog: Roma launches Roma 2.0, a to-do app that routes tasks to AI agents
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Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_aiXRohan Paul says Roma's shared to-do list can stop AI agents wasting usage limitsAIRohan Paul argues that AI agents run uncoordinated and waste usage limits because they share no memory or output. He says Roma, which launched as Roma 2.0 in YC F26 and is built by Jan Sjöström, puts Claude, ChatGPT, and Grok on one shared task board to hand off work.

🚨 AI News | TestingCatalog@testingcatalogXRoma launches Roma 2.0, a to-do app that routes tasks to AI agentsAIRoma has launched Roma 2.0, a to-do app for Mac and iPhone that starts working on each task autonomously when it is added. Users can dictate a rough thought, have it turned into a task, and review the finished output later. Claude, ChatGPT, and Codex agents can also add tasks to the same list and work on existing ones.

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