Tasklet

Tasklet is a platform for building AI agents that automate business tasks. Users describe a goal in plain language, connect their tools, and the agent runs on schedules or business events such as a new email, Slack message or CRM row. Agents can be shared across a team along with connections, files, skills and memory.

What It Is

Tasklet is a business-automation agent builder. A user starts a conversation, describes a task, and the agent connects to apps, carries out the work, and can turn it into a recurring automation. Examples on the site include drafting support email replies in Gmail, enriching leads with Apollo and updating HubSpot, mirroring Zendesk tickets into Linear, and matching Stripe payouts to QuickBooks invoices.

How the Workflow Runs

The homepage describes four steps: describe your goal, connect your tools, automate work 24x7, and share with your team. Agents can trigger from events or run on schedules, for example weekdays at 7am. Tasklet says it connects to thousands of SaaS tools, MCP servers, or any API, including private APIs, and webhooks are supported. When no API exists, an agent can use a browser to operate older sites, internal apps and vendor portals. Tasklet can also build small internal apps such as trackers and dashboards from a prompt.

Control, Security and Team Use

Users decide what agents can do on their own and what requires approval. Tool permissions are set per connection. The site lists access control, guardrails, a single admin console, usage and spend analytics, and isolated cloud environments per agent. Tasklet states it is SOC 2 Type II compliant. Team members can share agents, connections (without sharing API keys) and context. Models from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and open-source options are offered, and a desktop download and an iOS app are available.