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A group of AI "staff" for your online shop — you tell a team lead what needs doing in a chat message, and it hands the work to the right specialist AI, the same way you'd delegate to a real team without having to hire one.
Incident management platform built entirely around Slack, with an AI layer that helps draft fixes, and status pages that keep customers informed automatically during an outage.
A Slack/Discord-style team chat app you can run yourself on a single 50MB file, so your conversations live on your own server instead of someone else's cloud.
A modern customer support inbox — chat, email, SMS, WhatsApp, voice — with an AI that drafts replies and an autopilot that can resolve simple tickets on its own.
An AI helpdesk that lives inside Slack, turning messy support conversations into tracked, resolved tickets without anyone leaving the chat.
A shared workspace where your whole team and their AI assistants can brainstorm, plan and write together in the same room in real time, instead of everyone copy-pasting between separate private AI chats.
An open-source group chat where AI agents get to be real teammates — not bolted-on bots, but participants with their own identity, permissions, and a visible history of what they did — built by Block (Jack Dorsey's company) as a free alternative to Slack
A shared AI brain for your whole team — instead of everyone copy-pasting into their own private ChatGPT, PromptQL keeps one team-wide memory that gets smarter every time someone corrects it.
An AI chief of staff living inside Slack — it reads your emails, calendar, and meeting notes, figures out what actually matters this week, and quietly nags your teammates about the things they owe you instead of you having to chase them.
A team chat where your AI agents are actual members, not a bolted-on chatbot — instead of an agent's work disappearing into a private terminal only one person sees, Vokal puts it in the open so the whole team can watch, question, and build on what it did.
A free, self-hosted team chat app, like Slack, but built so AI agents can join channels as full members alongside humans — reading messages, replying, and doing work — instead of being bolted on as a separate bot.
One app that bundles the small tools a growing team usually buys separately: calendars, feedback, recognition, on-call schedules and internal announcements.
A tool that checks what your team says it shipped against what actually happened in GitHub and Linear, then sends you one honest daily report instead of a weekly status call.
A free, do-it-yourself Discord bot that a community can run to handle moderation, a fake in-server currency/economy game, support tickets and welcome messages, instead of paying for or stitching together several separate bots.
A single app that tries to replace the pile of separate tools a small team usually juggles — Slack for chat, a calendar app, an inbox, and a task board — by turning conversations directly into tasks and syncing everything against your schedule automatical