Slack, Teams and Google Chat bots are on the roadmap.
We are building StickyPrompts bots for the chat tools your company already has open, with the same models, prompts, knowledge and guardrails as the workspace. They are not available yet. What you can use today is team chats inside StickyPrompts, where colleagues talk to each other and bring the AI in with @ai.
Talk as a team. Bring in the AI with @ai.
Pick Marketing in the team switcher and start a team chat. People reply to people. When the team wants the model, anyone types @ai or switches on the @AI button, and the answer lands in the thread where everyone can read it, with the whole conversation as context.
- Teams are set up by admins in Team Management
- The AI answers only when it is mentioned
- Agents invited to the chat can be mentioned the same way
The same workspace, reached from Slack or Teams.
Chat integrations tend to become a stripped-down copy of the real product with none of its controls. These are the rules the bots are being designed to follow. None of this is in the app yet.
- People use what is already open, not what needs another login
- An answer in a channel helps everyone reading it, not one person
- A saved prompt gets used when running it takes one mention
- IT should keep one set of policies, not one per messaging platform
What people ask about the bots.
Can we use the Slack or Teams bot today?
Not yet. The bots for Slack, Microsoft Teams and Google Chat are on the roadmap and not available in the app. We would rather tell you that here than in a sales call.
What can our team use right now?
Team chats inside StickyPrompts. Pick a team in the sidebar, start a team chat, and talk to each other as usual. The AI answers only when someone mentions @ai or switches on the @AI button, and its answer lands in the thread for the whole team.
Will the bot read every message in a channel?
The plan is no: it should answer when it is mentioned, the same rule team chats already follow with @ai. A bot that quietly reads every channel raises privacy questions and, in several countries, works-council questions.
Which platform comes first?
That depends on who asks for it. If your company needs one of them, book a call and tell us which. It genuinely shapes the order.
Need StickyPrompts in Slack or Teams? Tell us which.
The bots are not out yet, and the platform people ask for most will come first. Until then, team chats give your team a shared thread with the AI inside StickyPrompts, available today.