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AI Assistant in Slack — Delegate Slack to your AI assistant and save an hour per day
Your AI Executive Assistant works alongside you in Slack:
📚 Summarizing long conversations and extracting to-dos
✍️ Auto-drafting replies to help you save an hour per day
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@inaherlihy thanks! yep that's on our roadmap. Dispatch already has powerful Rules https://www.dispatch.do/topics/r... 
Next up, we're adding this Rules logic to your summaries.
e.g.) "Find all outstanding bug reports in my customer channels"
Stay tuned!
Next up, we're adding this Rules logic to your summaries.
e.g.) "Find all outstanding bug reports in my customer channels"
Stay tuned!
Nice! Which models are y'all using? LLaMA, OpenAI?
Are you doing any fine-tuning?
Thanks @kirbywinfield! These features are built on GPT 3.5 Turbo without any fine tuning, but we've been talking a lot about switching over to LLaMA in the medium term. OpenAI was super fast for us to get up and running with, though, which is why we started there.
@earlvlee, humbled to read this coming from such an absolute powerhouse as yourself 🙇♂️💪
Very cool! Can the AI differentiate between different message/conversation statuses (in progress, done, etc)?
@sbartel Extracting facets like this from Slack conversations is the next step for us -- here's a sneak peek.
It does decently well right now. Certainly a good starting point.
Things that will get it from good to great:
- user feedback / labeled data for better training
- custom prompts to help the model understand broader context for messages it's summarizing
Absolutely epic! The team at Dispatch has been building amazing things for a while now. Great addition.
@mbusel that means a ton coming from you Matt 🙇♂️ Grateful for your role in getting us here
@eric_lu thanks! We're just using GPT 3.5 Turbo right now, though we've been pretty interested in looking at LLaMA too!
This is awesome! I would love to have an assistant summarize all my unread Slack messages throughout the day, and surface important items I've missed. How can I train my AI assistant to know what is relevant to my work and interests?
@suzanne_wang great question!
For the draft replies, you can provide custom prompts via Slack's text input fields, like so https://share.cleanshot.com/LdK1...
For summaries and action items, we'll soon allow users to specify custom prompts to train your AI assistant on what matters most to you.
Congrats on the launch team!! 🚀🚀 Are you planning to integrate with other communication tools beyond Slack?
@marie_schneegans2 yes, there are a bunch of other tools we eventually plan to integrate with! In the long run this includes other communication apps like Teams and Google Chat. In the nearer term, we plan to integrate with services like Jira and Zendesk. We've already got a Linear integration that lets you create and link Linear tickets to Slack threads, and it got a pretty positive reception!
Love Dispatch and super curious to test out this feature! What's the prompt you're using for summarization?
@andra_vomir
> What's the prompt you're using for summarization?
We're still experimenting, but one of the big learnings for us is around the importance of "prompt chaining": asking the LLMs to do one thing at a time. i.e.) input -> prompt1(input) -> output1 -> prompt2(output1) -> output2 -> prompt3(output2) -> ... etc
So we have a prompt to simplify the transcript
Then summarize topics in that simplified transcript
Finally, annotate those topics with other attributes (type, status, next steps, etc)
Congrats on the launch! This looks like a really helpful tool for busy professionals. I'm excited to try it out.
This is a game-changer! 🚀 Having an AI Executive Assistant that can summarize conversations and draft replies in Slack sounds incredibly efficient. How customizable is it to adapt to different work styles and preferences?
Hey @ricardo_luz - we noticed that all of the AI tools we used required a lot of iteration -- trial and error -- before you really got it right.
So we think it's super important for the user to be able to help tailor the AI's output to their work styles and preferences.
A true Executive Assistant would be able to adapt to their boss' needs, so how can we simulate that?
With our draft replies, the user can actually provide custom prompts via Slack's text input fields. You can see it in action here: https://share.cleanshot.com/LdK1...
We're building the ability for users to specify "system prompts" -- i.e. information that their AI assistant can keep in mind across all of their tasks.
Stay tuned!
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congrats on the launch! is there a particular user type you've seen the most success with (like PMs managing a bunch of workstreams, customer-facing managers staying on top of customer slack channels, etc?)
@maxkolysh those two archetypes you mentioned have indeed been pretty successful with Dispatch! In general, folks that serve as "hubs" tend to get overwhelmed with the volume in Slack and find a lot of value in Dispatch.
We've also had a lot of success with engineers. I think the keyboard-orientation of the app, as well as the powerful rules system for routing are very attractive to engineers (as an engineer myself, I can certainly say I love those two aspects of Dispatch!)
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