Some suggestions:

The landing page has an information overload (at least for me). I have a hard time understanding what to look at, because it's both a landing page with very dense writings, and at the same time something that looks like a real app.

Less is more. Look at some of the best landing pages out there. They tell the core story with a few words. A video where you walk through your product is even better.

Honestly, this started as a throwaway script. Im running about 40 small sites and most of my day had turned into being a dispatcher for Claude Code and Cursor, re-typing "ok now do this" over and over. So I built TaskPeace: you rank one global list once, and the agent pulls the top task over MCP (get_next_task), does the work, writes a short result back when it's done, then moves to the next one. It'll run down the list unattended.

The bit I actually needed was task leasing, so I can point two or three agents at one queue without them grabbing the same task. Completing a task requires a written result, which sounds like busywork but it's the only reason I trust leaving it running for an hour.

Free to use, $10/mo if you want unlimited runs. It's MIT and you can self-host it (npm run serve, no database needed). There's a demo on the homepage that runs in your browser, no signup. It's early and definitly still rough in places, fair warning.