Most people are excited about Slack agents because they do the work and have a lot of context. This is great, but it misses a huge side effect for an organization that I think is even more compelling:
Using AI openly in Slack drives your entire team to become AI native. They see how the AI native people work, learn from them, and start to mimic.
That makes sense.... 9B people are converting from using binary software that can do very specific things (i click this button and X thing happens) to non-deterministic software that can do... well... anything...
And
@danshipper said it best back 2024: how well you can manage a team [of agents] is the new barometer of how productive you can be (
Unless you're at a lab, frontier business with extremely driven employees, or small startup (that recruits startup people), getting your team to actually use AI is almost an impossible task because it requires them to be surrounded by people that are pushing themselves to use it more and more in public.
Codex and Claude Code are not public. Slack is.
That's why we built the
@every Agent. It does the work, but more importantly, it shows your entire team how to be AI native. It makes your team AI pilled.
It's got a unique pricing model... 0% markup on tokens. You need to be an Every subscriber to message it (after you use up your workspaces free $1,000 in credits).
Our team is using is hundreds of times a day to do everything from create marketing copy, do analysis, write emails, manage operations, and so much more.
It's in beta right now. You can take it for a spin here: