Yasmine
An AI coworker that lives inside your Slack channels and gets real tasks done using your own Claude subscription.
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Description
Picture adding a new coworker to your Slack who never sleeps, remembers everything discussed in each channel, and can go off and actually do the task you mentioned — answer an email, check a number, fix a bug — instead of just chatting about it.
Yasmine is an AI agent that lives inside Slack channels, with each channel becoming an isolated "coworker" that has its own memory, tools and integrations across roughly 2,000 connected apps. It runs on the user's own Claude subscription rather than a bundled/marked-up model, drafts consequential work for human approval before executing it, and runs each workspace on a dedicated, isolated AWS environment. Yasmine states it does not train on user data or expose secrets to the underlying model.
💬 Our review
The short version: Yasmine turns Slack channels into task-specific AI coworkers, but you need your own Claude subscription on top, and the per-channel pricing adds up quickly for larger teams.
Compared to Zapier, Make or n8n — which trigger workflows but don't hold conversational memory or context per channel — Yasmine's pitch is closer to Lindy's "AI coworker" concept, except it lives inside Slack rather than being a standalone app. Using your own Claude subscription avoids a token-resale markup, which is an honest and unusual choice, but it also means the real monthly cost is Yasmine's fee plus a separate Claude subscription. The Dev tier at €249/month for code execution is steep, and there's currently no self-hosting option for teams wary of a third party sitting inside their Slack.
💰 Pricing
📊 Global score
🤖 AI-enriched data
Free 7-day trial, no card required. Starter €29/month (2 channels), Pro €69/month (unlimited channels), Dev €249/month (code execution). Requires a separate Claude subscription.
Pros
Per-channel isolated memory — each channel is its own coworker
Uses your own Claude subscription, no token-resale markup
Approval gate before consequential actions
Roughly 2,000 app integrations
Cons
Requires a separate Claude subscription on top of the Yasmine fee
Pricing in EUR only, Dev tier is pricey at €249/month
No self-hosting option
Slack-only — no standalone app