The Taktoria blog
How we think about launches, OKRs, meetings, links and memes, and the API and AI assistants behind them.
MCP
AI assistants that act as you, never as the workspace
An assistant connected to Taktoria works as the person who connected it: their seats, their permissions, one workspace, and every change under their name.
· 7 min read
API
An API for everything the app does, by the app's own rules
Most workplace APIs are a subset with rules of their own. Ours calls the same function the app does, so a form, a key and an assistant get the same answer.
· 7 min read
Memegen
Memes are how internal news actually travels
The announcement gets skimmed and the meme gets quoted. Why a company's culture is a channel, and what an internal meme generator needs to be worth having.
· 6 min read
Go Links
Go links are your company's shared memory
A go link is a name everyone can guess for a thing that keeps moving. Why short links work as shared memory, and how to stop them rotting.
· 6 min read
Dory
The question nobody asks out loud
Every all-hands has a question the room wants answered and nobody asks. How anonymity, upvotes and light moderation get it asked, and answered.
· 6 min read
OKR Hub
OKRs that stay honest after the first week
OKRs are written with care and graded from memory. Roll scores up from key results, check in as they move, and agree what a grade means before grading.
· 6 min read
LaunchCal
Launches deserve a process, not a spreadsheet
A launch is a cross-functional decision. Let each function own its review, work back from the date, and agree what ready means before launch day.
· 6 min read