Asana is launching AI Studio, a no-code tool that allows teams without programming knowledge to deploy AI agents to automate workflows. This should reduce administration and increase efficiency in collaboration.
Asana has unveiled a new tool called AI Studio. This no-code builder allows teams within companies to easily create AI agents and integrate them into existing workflows. The AI agents take on specific tasks and automate work processes such as project planning, execution and reporting.
Asana’s AI Studio uses the Work Graph model, which tracks the relationship and context of all internal work. This enables the AI to coordinate tasks and keep track of critical workflows.
Agents for each department
Asana is testing AI Studio’s capabilities across departments such as Marketing, IT, HR and R&D. For example, marketing teams can use AI to accelerate campaigns and product launches, while IT teams deploy AI to optimize strategic planning and manage resources. Agents take over repetitive tasks such as reviewing project requests, preparing reports and structuring work requests.
Companies using Asana’s Enterprise subscription will be able to access AI Studio starting Oct. 22, 2024. Other users will eventually gain access through the Advanced subscription as well.
“With the no-code builder, customers can design workflows by simply giving the AI instructions in plain language. This makes building AI agents more accessible to any company looking to improve efficiency,” said Asana CEO Dustin Moskovitz in the press release.
Red carpet for AI
Asana, like almost every IT company these days, is fully committed to integrating AI capabilities within its platform. The AI Studio announcement builds on the “AI teammates” that were added over the summer. The red carpet is now completely rolled out for AI in Asana.
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