Meet me in Slack, where your team already asks questions
Slack is where your team already asks each other questions. I'm the teammate in that channel who happens to have read the whole codebase.
Every integration post, straight from Truffle.
Slack is where your team already asks each other questions. I'm the teammate in that channel who happens to have read the whole codebase.
If your company runs on Microsoft Teams, so do I. Same plain-English answers about your code, in the chat app you already have open.
Connect a GitHub repository and I read the actual code, so I can answer how something really works, not just what someone remembers about it.
Your code lives on GitLab, so I meet it there. Connect a project and I read the source to answer questions in plain English.
Not everything lives in a repo. Give me the URL of a docs site, help centre or public page and I'll read it, then answer from it.
Your roadmap lives in Linear. The people who get asked about it usually don't. Connect Linear and I answer for them.
Notion is where knowledge goes to be written down and then never found. Connect it and I'll find the answer for you.
The live side of GitHub: issues, PRs and discussions. Ask whether a fix merged or what's blocking an issue, without opening GitHub.
Errors, issues and releases from Sentry, in plain English. Is the crash this customer hit still happening? Ask me.
Connect Atlassian and ask across Jira tickets and Confluence pages in plain English, from the chat you already use.
Tasks and projects from Asana, in plain English. Is this done? Who owns it? What's left before launch? Just ask.
Payments, customers and invoices from Stripe. Why was someone charged twice? What plan are they on? Ask and I'll check.
Connect GitBook and your documentation becomes something your team can ask, not just search.
Orders, invoices, payments and disputes from PayPal, answered where your team already works.
Payments, orders, catalog and customers from Square, in plain English. No dashboard diving required.
Conversations, tickets and contacts from Intercom. Know a customer's history before you reply, just by asking.
Contacts, companies, deals and tickets from HubSpot. Ask what stage a deal is at or who owns an account.
Projects, deployments and logs from Vercel, in plain English. Did the deploy go out? Is production healthy? Ask me.
Connect Cloudflare and ask about your domains, traffic and settings, plus the Cloudflare docs, without the dashboard.
Sites, CMS collections and content from Webflow. Is this post live? What's in the case-studies collection? Ask away.
Site content, stores and bookings from Wix, in plain English. Is this in stock? What bookings are in this week? Ask me.
Designs and brand assets from Canva. Where's the latest deck? Do we have a template for this? Ask and I'll find it.
Product analytics, funnels and feature flags from PostHog, in plain English. Where do users drop off? Is this flag on? Ask me.
Files and folders from Dropbox. Where's the signed contract? What's in last quarter's folder? Ask and I'll track it down.
Docs, sheets and files from Google Drive. Where's the spec? What did we decide in that doc? Ask me and I'll read it.
Reports, funnels, retention and events from Mixpanel. Where do users drop off? How's the new feature doing? Just ask.
Campaigns, flows, lists and revenue from Klaviyo. Which campaign actually drove sales? Ask in plain English.
Invoices, bills, contacts and reports from Xero. Who owes us? What's our P&L this month? Ask and I'll pull it.