Been building Huddle. It works inside Slack, Google Chat, and Telegram. You @ mention it in a channel and it can summarize a long thread, pull out action items, or answer questions using your team's own docs and past chats instead of guessing.
Started this after watching my own team ask the same question three times because the answer got buried in scroll. Figured the fix isn't a new app, it's putting the assistant where people already talk.
Still early, adding features based on what people actually ask for. Would love feedback from other builders here, especially on what would make you actually use something like this daily instead of trying it once and forgetting about it.
Exactly, that was the whole bet. Most tools want to be the new tab you check. If it has to compete for attention it loses. Curious if you've run into the opposite problem though, assistants that reply too much and get annoying.
What stood out to me is that you're reducing the distance between the question and the answer.
A lot of AI products ask people to leave their workflow. Putting the assistant where conversations already happen feels like a fundamentally different product decision.