What an AI coworker can do
- Take requests in Slack. Mention it in a channel or send it a direct message. It replies in the thread and shows its progress as it works.
- Use your tools. Connect HubSpot, Salesforce, Notion, Google Workspace, GitHub, your databases and thousands more. You decide what each coworker can read or change.
- Work on its own. Give it recurring work, or have it react to events such as a new Slack message or a CRM update.
- Remember. It keeps notes about your company, your people and how you like things done, and saves reusable procedures as skills.
- Show its work. It can publish interactive reports and dashboards, take notes in your meetings, and send email from its own address.
- Build apps. When a spreadsheet isn’t enough, it can build an internal web app with its own database and publish it to your team.
How it works
1
Create a coworker
Give it a name, a role and an avatar, then add it to Slack. Or start from a ready-made coworker in the gallery.
2
Connect your tools
Connect the apps and databases it needs, and choose what it’s allowed to do with each one.
3
Give it work
Ask in Slack or in the Vybe web app:
Every Monday at 9am, pull the deals that closed last week from HubSpot and post a summary in #sales.
4
Review and refine
Check its activity, correct it when it gets something wrong, and ask it to remember the fix. A coworker gets more useful the more your team works with it.
Explore the docs
Quick start
Set up your first AI coworker and add it to Slack.
Core concepts
Coworkers, knowledge, connections, automations and apps.
AI coworkers
What coworkers are and how to manage them.
Slack
How coworkers work in your Slack workspace.
Connections
Connect integrations, MCP servers, APIs and databases.
Automations
Scheduled tasks and triggers.
Apps
Internal apps built by AI, with their own database.
Plans and credits
How usage is measured and billed.