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- 74/100
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What it does
Tasklet runs AI agents that automate business tasks around the clock. Connect company tools, trigger agents on events or schedules, and share agents and context across a team. It is built for sales, marketing, operations, finance, and admin work.
Tasklet is a platform for running AI agents that take on recurring business work. You describe a goal, connect tools, and the agent runs on a schedule or when an event fires. The site lists examples such as enriching leads and updating a CRM, turning industry news into LinkedIn posts, creating a Linear issue for each Zendesk ticket, and matching Stripe payouts to QuickBooks. Agents can be shared with teammates, and connections and context can be shared too. Tasklet says it connects to thousands of SaaS tools, MCP servers, or any API, and that agents can use a browser for older websites and internal apps. Pricing starts at $25 per month for the Starter plan, and the site says Tasklet requires payment to try. Plans are billed at the organization level, with unlimited team members at no extra cost and one shared credit pool. A careful user should watch credit use, since plans are metered, and confirm that each connected tool has the permissions the agent needs.
- Agents run on schedules or business events
- Shared agents, connections, and context for teams
- Connects to SaaS tools, MCP servers, or any API
- Payment required to try, no free plan stated
- Usage is metered by credits
- Tool access depends on connected accounts