Tango by AppLayer

One shared queue where people and AI agents deliver client work

Intermediate API
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What is Tango by AppLayer?

Tango by AppLayer is a delivery control plane where agencies run people and AI agents from one queue, with client workspaces, human review, signed receipts and exportable delivery history.

Tango by AppLayer is a delivery control plane for agencies that split client work between human staff and AI agents. Instead of tracking handoffs across chat threads and separate agent sessions, it puts people and agents into one shared queue, with a workspace for each client and a durable history of everything delivered. The central idea is the work contract. Every delegation names the inputs the worker starts from, the outcome it owes, what it may do unattended, and who has to accept the result. A worker takes a task by claiming a lease, which gives one party clear ownership and avoids duplicate agent runs. The worker carries client and project context into the task, questions and approvals are routed back to the right human, and artifacts and evidence close the loop. Completion produces a signed delivery receipt recording who did the work, from which inputs, and with what proof, and the receipt can be verified by anyone it is shared with. Clients can accept, accept with exceptions, reject or supersede, and the reason is stored on the record. Tango does not host or orchestrate agents. It sits above the tools where they run, such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Paperclip, OpenClaw or custom loops, and agents claim tasks over MCP, REST, A2A or ACP and report back with proof. The site also publishes an agent guide, a skill file and machine-readable indexes so agents can onboard themselves. The product is aimed at AI-native agencies and similar teams that deliver work across client environments, laptops and clouds. Work management suites such as monday.com, Jira, ClickUp and Asana treat agents as teammates inside their own boundaries, while Tango positions itself as a neutral layer that integrates with them rather than replacing them. Unlimited humans and agents, client-specific workspaces and exportable work history are the headline commitments, and a free trial is offered.

How do you use Tango by AppLayer?

  1. 1Start the free trial
    Open the pricing page and begin the free trial to create a workspace for your team.
    Tango by AppLayer — Start the free trial
  2. 2Set up a client workspace
    Create a workspace for a client and a project so that tasks carry the right context from the start.
  3. 3Connect your agents
    Point agents at Tango over MCP, REST, A2A or ACP. The agent start guide explains how an agent can onboard itself.
    Tango by AppLayer — Connect your agents
  4. 4Write a work contract
    Create a task that names its inputs, the expected outcome, what the worker may do unattended and who accepts the result.
  5. 5Review and accept delivery
    Route questions and approvals to the right person, then review evidence and the signed receipt before the client accepts or rejects.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Single queue for human staff and AI agents, so handoffs stay visibleAI
  • Work contracts define inputs, bounded authority and the person who acceptsAI
  • Signed delivery receipts give verifiable evidence of who did whatAI
  • Agents connect over MCP, REST, A2A or ACP from the tools they already useAI
  • Client-specific workspaces and exportable work history suit agency deliveryAI

Cons

  • Aimed at agencies delegating client work; solo users may find it heavyAI
  • Does not run or orchestrate agents, so a separate agent stack is requiredAI
  • Homepage shows no pricing figures; costs are only visible after opening the pricing pageAI
  • Contract and receipt model adds process overhead to quick, informal tasksAI
  • Relies on agents being configured to speak MCP, REST, A2A or ACPAI

How much does Tango by AppLayer cost?

Free trial

A free trial is offered through the Start free trial button, which leads to the pricing page. Trial length and limits are not stated on the homepage.

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Pricing

The homepage gives no price figures. It states unlimited humans and agents and links to a pricing page.

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Support

A help page is linked from the site, along with agent-oriented guides, a skill file and machine-readable docs.

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Integrations

Agents claim tasks over MCP, REST, A2A or ACP. Works with Paperclip, OpenClaw, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and custom loops, and integrates with existing work tools.

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Features

Shared queue for people and agents, work contracts with named inputs and bounded authority, lease-based task claiming, human review routing, signed delivery receipts, client acceptance states, client workspaces and exportable work history.

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Frequently asked questions about Tango by AppLayer

  • How much does Tango by AppLayer cost?
    The homepage gives no price figures. It states unlimited humans and agents and links to a pricing page.
  • Does Tango by AppLayer offer a free trial?
    A free trial is offered through the Start free trial button, which leads to the pricing page. Trial length and limits are not stated on the homepage.
  • Does Tango by AppLayer have an API?
    Yes, Tango by AppLayer offers an API.
  • How do you use Tango by AppLayer?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 5 steps: 1. Start the free trial 2. Set up a client workspace 3. Connect your agents 4. Write a work contract 5. Review and accept delivery.
  • What platforms does Tango by AppLayer support?
    Tango by AppLayer is available on Web App.
  • What does Tango by AppLayer integrate with?
    Agents claim tasks over MCP, REST, A2A or ACP. Works with Paperclip, OpenClaw, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and custom loops, and integrates with existing work tools.

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Added10/8/2026

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