Feature Requests

An clickup Agent Builder

Seems straightforward, I want to be able to create a list using AI

Currently, there's no option to enable AI tools for specific users only, and some users might not need this feature at all. Please consider introducing a feature similar to GitHub Copilot integration: the organization is billed monthly for the number of seats selected for given users.

AI-powered Gmail integration that scans my inbox, summarizes missed/important emails, and suggests action items or tasks to add to ClickUp—ideal for Education Foundations and users without Gemini.

It would be great to have Grok added as I am finding it giving better results on technical documents. That and especially as its now #1 at time of posting.

I would like to be able to check the select boxes for multiple tasks in a list then ask it 'For the selected task/subtasks please could you update their...'.

And keep the context of the thread to that it works as a chat, with subsequent questions based on the initial answer.

Hi ClickUp team, I would like to be able to individually select the underlying AI model for ClickUp Agents (Autopilot Agents). Currently, the model is automatically defined by ClickUp, which limits flexibility and adaptation to specific use cases. My suggestion: Allows you to choose between different AI models (e.g. ChatGPT-4, ChatGPT-5, Gemini, Claude, etc.) when creating or editing an agent. Optional: Ability to set a standard model per agent or per workspace. Advantage: In this way, companies could specifically use the model that best suits their use case (e.g. creativity, code, speed, costs). Benefits: More control and flexibility for admins and power users. Better adaptation to individual requirements and data protection guidelines. Ability to test new models more quickly and use them in a targeted manner.

Please enable ClickUp Brain to also access Whiteboards, clips (transcribed), forms, goals and timesheets

Add system prompt settings to the default AI translation feature. For example, when translating from English to Japanese, direct translation can come across too strong. Having slightly more control over tonality would be god send.