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Tasklet (Tasklet) is the cloud agent OS for knowledge work. It connects to all your tools, uses computers in the cloud, and runs 24/7 to get real work done. Started by Firebase founder Andrew Lee and Jonny Dimond, it’s grown >1,200% this year to $5M ARR and just raised... show more

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