AI teammates
in your Slack.
Anyone on your team can message them, day or night. You wake up to the few decisions that need you.
Good morning, totoday. Overnight, 9 people sent me 110 messages, and I took 2,978 steps of work.
5 decisions need you. First one:
Ship the grading fix? Reviewed and tested. I recommend yes.
Each star is a message someone sent Felix on Nov 2, 8:58 PM – 6:38 AM.
Each spark is one step he took: reading a file, running a command, checking a log.
9 people didn’t wait for you.
5 decisions did.
Anyone on the team can ask.
Your AI teammate has its own Slack account. Support, sales, ops: anyone can DM it or @mention it in a channel, without going through you. Feishu works too.
It does the work, not just the talking.
It runs on a Mac or Linux machine you control, with Claude Code or Codex and the access you give it. So it can dig into the real code and data and come back with an answer.
You stay in charge.
It asks first.
Tell it what needs your OK. It asks in Slack with one-click buttons.
You see every step.
The dashboard shows what woke it and each step it took.
Stop it anytime.
Stop the current task, or turn it off. Its files stay.
It’s not a sandbox: it can use whatever access you give it. Use scoped credentials and branch protection.Security & data →
Wake up to a short list.
Ask it for a morning summary and it sends one every day: what happened overnight, and what needs you.
Set up once.
Your team installs nothing.
Your engineer sets it up on one machine. Everyone else just uses Slack.
Open source · Mac or Linux · Node 22.13+ · Claude Code or Codex signed in
curl -fsSL https://anima.meetquinn.ai/install.sh | sh