Loop your agent in on emails, just like a teammate
Your Tasklet agents now get their own email addresses. CC one on a thread, forward it a task, or just send it an email, and it gets the work done right from your inbox.
Read the full postThe New Tasklet iOS App
The Tasklet app is now available for iPhone and iPad, so you can delegate work to AI agents wherever you are.
Read the full postAgents in Slack group DMs
Work with your agent in Slack group DMs without mentioning it in every message. The agent’s Slack channel settings still control who can send it messages. Existing Slack apps need a configuration refresh to enable this.
Share files and artifacts publicly, or with only your organization
When choosing to share an artifact or file, you can now restrict its link to signed-in members of the agent’s organization, instead of making it public. You can change who can open the link without changing its URL, or choose Private to revoke it.
Delegate to Tasklet agents from Claude, ChatGPT, and more
Hand work to your Tasklet agents from Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, and other AI apps. The same agent picks it up, with everything you’ve set up in Tasklet.
Read the full postCompare your organization’s credit usage over time
The organization Usage & limits page now lets you filter credit use by agent and date range, switch between daily and running-total charts, and compare with the previous period when data is available. You can also inspect organization-wide limits and per-agent overrides in one place.
Add your agent to Slack
Your agent can now have its own Slack bot, with its own name and icon. You can DM it and mention it in channels to hand off work, just like messaging a teammate. You choose who can message it, and you can set it up from your agent's Channels page or by asking in chat.
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash
You can now choose DeepSeek V4.1 Flash for your agent in the model picker. It is also available in Auto mode.
SOC 2 Type II compliant
Tasklet is now SOC 2 Type II compliant, independently verifying that our security controls operate effectively over time. Request the report in our Trust Center.
Visit the Trust CenterConnect Slack through its official MCP server
You can now connect your Slack account through Slack’s official MCP server to search conversations, read and send messages, create drafts, and work with channels, canvases, files, and lists. Available tools depend on your Slack permissions.
Auto mode: the best model for every task, automatically
Auto mode picks the right model for every task and message, so you get the best results without overpaying for simple work.
Read the full postManage Google Drive file access with your agent
You can now ask your agent to see who can access a Google Drive file or folder, share it with people or Google Groups, change their roles, or remove access. You can also manage link and domain access, subject to Google Drive permissions.
Google Chat attachments
Your agent can now better see attachments in Google Chat messages and download attached files to work with them.
Mark threads as read or unread
You can now mark a thread as read or unread from its menu, so you can leave work to revisit later.
Connect your agent to Mercury
You can now connect Mercury's official MCP server to give your agent access to banking accounts, balances, transactions, statements, cards, recipients, and invoices.
Securely save browser logins in Tasklet
Save a login once, and your agent can sign itself back in to the sites it works in. Use a 1Password vault if you already keep passwords there, and let Agent browsers keep your agent signed in across all its threads.
Read the full postLet your agents email each other
When multiple agents have email channels, you can now add another agent you manage in the same organization as an email contact. Confirming the contact verifies it in both directions, so either agent can start or reply to emails.
Give each Agent its own email address
Each agent can now have a dedicated email address provided by Tasklet. You can set it up in Connections > Channels and choose who can email your agent directly or receive emails from it. Approved contacts can start new email threads with your agent. Other people can reply in group emails that include your agent, as long as an approved contact stays on the thread.
Connect 1Password for browser logins
You can connect 1Password so your agent can use website logins, passwords, and one-time codes from selected vaults in browser tasks. Setup requires a 1Password service account with read access to those vaults.
Securely save browser credentials for your agents
You can save browser credentials securely in Tasklet so your agents can independently sign in without asking for your password each time. Passwords are stored encrypted and filled only on the matching website, without being provided directly to the agent’s AI model.
Parallel background subagents
Your agent can now delegate multiple tasks to subagents running in parallel in the background, while you keep working with the parent agent in the same thread. It can also adjust each subagent’s model and thinking effort, resume failed subagents, and reuse them for follow-up work.
Meta Ads integration
Tasklet now connects to Meta Ads through Meta’s official MCP server. After setting up a Meta developer app and adding its App ID, agents can more seamlessly report on and manage ads, campaigns, ad sets, audiences, catalogs, and related business assets across Facebook and Instagram.
Better context management across threads
Tasklet now manages threads with a redesigned context system that keeps recent work in full detail while condensing older history. Agents can recover earlier work when needed, helping them stay more consistent in all of your work.
A stronger QuickBooks connection
Tasklet now connects directly to QuickBooks Online, replacing the previous integration. Agents can do even more—from searching records and managing invoices, bills, expenses, payments, customers, vendors, and products to running financial reports and sending or downloading sales documents.
WebMCP support
Tasklet agents now speak WebMCP, an emerging web standard that lets websites offer tools directly to agents. On sites that support it, agents call the site’s own structured actions instead of clicking through pages, zero setup required. It already works on 3+ million Shopify shops, and tasklet.ai now publishes its own WebMCP tools for pricing, docs, and product updates.
Tasklet for Mac
Tasklet is now available as a desktop app for Mac. Open agents and threads in native tabs and windows, install instant apps to your Dock as system apps, and start work without opening your browser. Quick Chat opens Tasklet from any Mac app with Option-Space. Requires macOS 13 or later on Apple silicon.
Get the desktop appIntroducing Memory: Agents that learn & improve over time
Agents now have memory. An agent proactively learns from work across its threads, so it automatically gets better the more your team uses it. New agents use memory from day one. To turn it on for an existing agent, go to More > Advanced > Agent-wide memory and click Turn on.
Read the full postA bold new design for organizing your work
A redesigned Tasklet experience is now available to all customers:
- Key features renamed: workspaces are now Agents, conversations with an Agent are now Threads, and triggers are now Automations.
- Each agent’s page shows its Knowledge, Connections, Automations, and Usage in one place.
- Guided agent creation helps you define a new agent’s role, connections, and instructions.
- Left rail shows all agents for fast switching. You can reorder your agents via drag-and-drop.
- A simpler flow makes it easier to invite teammates to work with an agent.
- Live indicators show when an agent is working.
- Unread dots point you to new results you haven’t seen yet or that need your input.
- Automation indicators show which agents are running automations.
- Improved dictation is faster and more accurate.
- A clearer model picker makes the available options easier to understand.
- More consistent menus make Tasklet easier to navigate.
Tasklet agents are now 30% more cost-efficient
Three recent upgrades — deferred tool calling, smarter delegation, and code-based tool calling — have made Tasklet agents about 30% more cost-efficient. Your agents now load tools only when they need them, hand routine work to cheaper models, and write code instead of reasoning through the same repetitive steps.
Read the full postSmarter delegation with subagents
Tasklet agents can now break complex work into focused subtasks and hand each one to a dedicated subagent. They can choose the right level of intelligence for the job – faster, lower-cost models for routine work and more capable models when needed – and pass along the relevant tools, files, and context.
Tasklet for Teams
Give your whole team the same AI superpowers — shared tools, knowledge, skills, and agents, with centralized control and billing. Your best work stops being a personal hack and becomes shared company infrastructure.
Read the full postNow Available: Audio Transcription & Video Generation
Tasklet agents can now transcribe audio files, extract useful context, and create videos from plain-language descriptions.
Read the full postTasklet now supports GPT-5.5 & Image Generation
Tasklet agents can now use GPT-5.5 across connected workflows and generate visual assets with GPT Image 2.0.
Read the full postIntroducing the agent web browser: faster, cheaper & more reliable
Every Tasklet agent now has a built-in browser for fast web automation, with shared control for logins and persistent sessions.
Read the full post14 new automations: Slack, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Outlook, and more
Tasklet agents can now respond directly to events from Slack, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Outlook, Telegram, YouTube, and more.
Read the full postWe've raised $20M to build the cloud agent OS for work
Tasklet has raised $20 million to build the cloud agent OS for work and make capable AI agents available to every team.
Read the full postIntroducing Instant Apps: create the perfect app for yourself, right when you need it
Instant Apps let Tasklet agents build focused, interactive tools on demand and connect them to the data and workflows your team already uses.
Read the full post32 new integrations: Microsoft Suite, more Google products, Canva, Stripe, and more
Tasklet adds 32 integrations across Microsoft Suite, Google Workspace, Canva, Stripe, BigQuery, and other tools used by teams every day.
Read the full postTasklet now emails your team and texts you on the go
Tasklet agents can now email teammates, clients, and vendors or reach people through iMessage, with replies flowing back to the agent.
Read the full postTasklet's new sandbox VM: process files, analyze data, generate media & more
Every Tasklet agent now has a filesystem and Linux VM sandbox for processing files, analyzing data, generating media, and running code.
Read the full postExpert & Genius intelligence levels now available
New Expert and Genius intelligence levels give demanding Tasklet workflows more reasoning depth with Claude Opus 4.5.
Read the full postTasklet's new v2 agents: smarter, more capable, and easier to use
The v2 agent architecture adds multiple automations, built-in task planning, subagents, smarter context management, and a simpler interface.
Read the full postIntroducing Tasklet: Automate your business with AI agents
Tasklet is an AI agent platform for automating business operations. Describe the work in plain English, connect your tools, and let agents run automatically.
Read the full post