Roma 2.0 is a shared task list that hands work to your agents

On November 11, 2026, Jan Senderek announced Roma 2.0 (YC F26). He wrote that in 2014 he sold his first company, Loom, to Dropbox, and he named Claude, Grok Bot, and Muse as agents people use. The post text available here ends at “Roma automatically creates tasks and,” so pricing and the rest of that sentence are not in the fragment.

The product site, which says Roma is backed by Y Combinator, calls it “the to-do list for your AI agents” and “your task command center.” It says Roma connects to your apps and gives every task to the right agent. Mac and iPhone downloads are linked from the homepage.

The page names two-way connections for Claude, ChatGPT, GrokBot, and Muse. Delegate a task and that agent picks it up, posts back in the task’s chat, and can hand a piece to another agent. Each teammate is described as bringing their own agent onto a shared task. App connections listed there are Dropbox, Gmail, Google Calendar, Linear, Notion, and Google Drive. Homepage scenes — a dentist booking, a Lisbon weekend, a reply to a landlord — are marketing examples, not reported customer results.

The authentication docs describe Roma’s MCP server at https://api.roma.app/mcp, which accepts two bearer tokens on the same endpoint. OAuth 2.1 is the default for a client with a browser; the docs say ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Codex, and other clients use that flow. An API key, created under Settings then Connections and shown once, is for a scheduled job or self-hosted agent that cannot open a browser. Access tokens are JWTs signed with ES256 and valid for one hour. Each token may make 60 requests a minute. Above that, the server answers 429 with a Retry-After header, and a platform-level limit per IP address sits above the per-token cap. Either token acts as the whole person on their own workspace: their lists and items, items others shared with them, automations, trash, and a read-only view of memory. The docs say it does not reach connected apps, email, or Roma’s instructions to its own model.

Price is not stated in the post fragment or on the pages reviewed here.

If you are connecting an agent, read the authentication page and match the client to OAuth or an API key before pointing it at the MCP endpoint. Mac and iOS builds are linked from the Roma homepage.

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