Slack becomes the command line for the whole roster: launch missions in a message, get briefs back in-channel, and let standing missions alert the room when something real moves.
The best interface for delegation is the one where you already talk. Connected to Slack, the agents live in it: describe an objective in a message and the mission runs - acknowledged with a time estimate, delivered back into the thread with the evidence attached. Competitive alerts, weekly briefs and watch findings arrive in the channels where the people who should act on them already are.
Delivery discipline keeps the room quiet: standing missions speak when something moved, threads keep context so follow-ups build on what was already delivered, and the workspace approval policy governs anything outbound - Slack is a surface, never a bypass.
Describe the objective in chat; the agent acknowledges with an ETA and delivers to the thread.
Standing reports and digests posted to the channels you choose, on cadence.
Watch missions ping the room when rankings, rivals or answers actually move - with the capture attached.
Follow-ups in a thread build on prior deliverables; the conversation is the context.
Real missions from the playbook library - run them as-is from the console, or read the full article behind each.
Find companies actively researching AI customer support this week, rank them by intent momentum, send the top 20 with context to #sales in Slack, and email me the full li…
Build a list of 50 marketing agencies that run both HubSpot and Webflow for their own sites, with founder names and verified emails, deliver it as a CSV and drop the high…
Take the email addresses from my latest signups in the thread, identify who they are and what companies they represent, score fit against my ICP, and post the hot ones to…
Read the recent replies from my Instantly campaigns, classify them - interested, objection, referral, unsubscribe - log each outcome on the contact in HubSpot, and post t…
Connections are scoped to one workspace, every card has a disconnect button, and outbound actions honor your approval policy.
The people in your workspace, on the surfaces you enabled - and every launched mission is logged with who asked. Cost estimates arrive with acknowledgments, and confirmation thresholds catch the big ones before they run.
The delivery rules are anti-noise: standing missions report on cadence or on genuine change, alerts fire on durable movement rather than wobble, and quiet weeks stay quiet.
Shared channels are treated carefully: proactive reports prefer private conversations, and anything aimed at an audience beyond your team is a gated write requiring approval.
One connection, eight specialist agents, one budget ledger - and your approval policy on everything outbound.