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Stop doing this Copy → Paste → Write long prompts → Wait → Repeat This is NOT how AI should work. Introducing Clico The AI that works with you, not against you. Imagine this: You’re reading a webpage… and instead of switching tabs, explaining context, or writing prompts —...

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