Remy for Slack

Tag @Remy in.
Get the work back in the thread.

Hand Remy a bug, a long discussion or a morning check-in. It works in a secure cloud sandbox and reports back in the thread.

Remy / slack
  1. Ask Remy
  2. Run the task
  3. Get results
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Rounding up Task Center feedback. This came up the most:

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Tasks waiting on my answer are buried. Can they sit in one place where I can reply right away?

Posted in #product · 09:12

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@Remy Add this to the Task Center plan as a Needs you inbox, then build it for desktop and web.

What Remy can do

Remy joins Slack as a teammate. Hand it work in the conversation where the work already is.

  • Work where you tag it

    Mention @Remy in a channel or thread, or message it directly. Anyone can reply in the thread to steer the same piece of work.

  • Ship code

    Connect GitHub and Remy can read your repositories, fix bugs and open pull requests.

  • See what you share

    Images posted with a request reach Remy along with the message.

  • Keep watch without being asked

    When a conversation clearly needs it, Remy can join in without being tagged. If it has been quiet in a channel for a while, it stops reading and says so. Mute it in any channel or thread with one click.

  • Remember the channel

    Each channel has its own notes and standing instructions, so Remy keeps the context and the routines the team agreed on.

  • Run routines

    Ask for recurring check-ins and Remy posts them in the channel on schedule.

  • Stay in control

    Use the buttons on a reply to check status, start over, fork a conversation, manage routines or rate an answer.

Built for teams,
governed by admins

Owners of your Remy organization set the rules once, and Remy follows them in every channel.

  • Owners decide which workspaces and channels Remy works in, and which connections, repositories, plugins and models it can use. Settings apply to all of Slack, one workspace or one channel.
  • Monthly and per-channel spend limits, with alerts in the channel at 75% and 90%.
  • Owners can turn direct messages on or off for the whole organization.
  • Each workspace has to be installed by a Slack workspace admin, through a link created by an owner of the Remy organization.

Pricing

Adding Remy to Slack adds no per-seat charge.

  • Channels, threads, group DMs and organization routines

    Billed by usage to your organization’s Remy usage credits, under the spend limits an Owner sets.

  • 1:1 DMs from members who linked their Remy account

    Run on that person’s own seat: the seat’s allowance first, then the organization’s usage credits within that person’s spend limit.

  • Members who haven’t linked an account

    Can try Remy in DMs on the organization for a limited time: 7 days, $50 or 50 sessions, whichever comes first.

Remy in Slack is available to Remy organizations. Personal organizations can’t use it.

Install Remy

Two people take part: an Owner of your Remy organization creates the install link, and a Slack workspace admin approves it.

Not an Owner, or not a Slack admin? Send this page to the person who is.

  1. Remy Owner

    Sign in to Remy as an Owner of your organization and open Organization settings → Remy Tag.

    Remy Tag is in the Remy desktop app today. The web app is coming.

  2. Remy Owner

    Click Add to Slack. The install link works once and expires shortly after it is created.

  3. Slack admin

    A Slack workspace admin approves the install in Slack. Remy starts working in that workspace right away.

  4. Remy Owner

    Optional: in Remy Tag, connect GitHub and set up channel connections and spend limits.

  5. Everyone

    In Slack, invite @Remy to a channel and tag it with your first task. To use Remy in DMs, open its Home tab and click Link Remy account.

Data & privacy

Remy reads messages, files and member profiles only in the channels and DMs it has been added to, to do the work you ask for and to decide when it can help. Each channel’s settings, notes and spend are controlled by your organization’s Owners. Removing Remy from Slack revokes its access.

Slack data is never used to train models.

Remy uses AI. Remy is an AI agent and can make mistakes. Its answers, summaries and code can be wrong or incomplete, so review its work, especially pull requests, before you rely on it.

Need help?

Questions about installing Remy in Slack, billing or your data? Get in touch.