What is the difference between a task and a goal in Katteb?

A task is one piece of work. A goal is an outcome the agent keeps working toward.

Give Katteb a task, such as "pull last week's orders into a Google Sheet", and an agent does it and hands you the result.

A goal has a number and a deadline of 14 to 180 days, such as "book 15 sales calls in 30 days". The agent studies your market, writes a plan with milestones and up to three workflows that repeat every hour, day, week or month, then works on it every day in your own tools. It remembers what worked, never contacts the same person twice, and sends you a report every morning at 8am by email, Telegram or Slack.

No agent can promise an outcome, and Katteb does not: at the deadline the goal is marked Reached or Not reached, with a final report. Writing a goal's plan is free on any account; starting it needs a plan that includes goals, listed on the pricing page.