Tale — AI Tool Review, Features & Pricing

Tale: Open-source workspace where a team and its AI agents share one task board. Assign work to a teammate or an agent, let agents run in persistent sandboxes on runtimes such as Claude Code, Codex and OpenClaw, then review the reports and files they return. Self-hosted on Docker; managed hosting is paid.

About Tale

Open-source workspace where a team and its AI agents share one task board. Assign work to a teammate or an agent, let agents run in persistent sandboxes on runtimes such as Claude Code, Codex and OpenClaw, then review the reports and files they return. Self-hosted on Docker; managed hosting is paid.

It belongs to the productivity category (subcategory: ai-agent) within the AI Workflows tool directory.

Tale offers a freemium model with a free tier and paid upgrades.

Editorial Review of Tale

Not yet editorially evaluated. Tale has not been through our five-dimension review, so this page carries no scores, pros or cons. The facts above — pricing, free tier, capabilities and model support — are still checked against first-party sources.

Pricing & Plans

  • Pricing model: Freemium
  • Plan details: The Community edition is free to self-host under the MIT license and includes every product feature; you supply the server and pay your model provider directly. Enterprise costs CHF 12 (EUR 14) per user per month, with two months free on yearly billing, and adds managed operation in the cloud or on your hardware, support and a DPA.

Key Capabilities

  • ai-agent
  • multi-agent
  • task-management
  • project-management
  • team-collaboration
  • self-hosted
  • workflow-automation

Tags & Keywords

tale, tale-dev, ai-agent-workspace, agent-orchestration, multi-agent, open-source, self-hosted, mit-license, task-board, agent-sandbox, claude-code, codex, openclaw, project-management, team-collaboration, human-in-the-loop

How to access Tale

Visit the official Tale website: https://tale.dev/.

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