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An AI teammate in your team channels
Channels, threads, and DMs with an AI teammate built in, bound by the same database-enforced permissions as everyone else.
Objective: tell me when a competitor changes pricing or packaging, and why it matters to us.
- Pulled 14 new filingsTue 07:02
- Cross-checked against last weekTue 07:04
- Two competitors changed pricingTue 07:06
- Digest queued for your inboxTue 07:06
Paused itself. Nothing new for three runs — resume any time, or let it wait.
Praxa puts an AI teammate directly in your team chat: channels, threads, and DMs, with the assistant answering @mentions from shared context and, when a channel opts in, flagging blockers on its own. It is bound by sixteen database-enforced permissions, the same as any human member.
The problem
AI in team chat is usually a summarizer, not a teammate
Slack AI and similar tools recap a thread you already read. Channel bots answer a fixed FAQ. Neither is bound by your team's actual roles, and neither does real work between messages, they just describe what already happened.
How Praxa does it
A member of the team, not a bolt-on
Channels, threads, and DMs, built in
Public and private channels with threaded replies, reactions, and manager-controlled membership. Starting a DM is itself a permission an admin controls.
Sixteen permissions, checked in the database
Three authority tiers and custom roles resolve in SQL underneath the model and the UI, so a role is never something the assistant can be argued out of.
Per-channel dials, plus a personal mute
Managers set each channel's AI mode, off, on-request, or proactive, and its write autonomy. Every member can mute the assistant for themselves.
Proactive, but budget-capped and read-only
An observer can flag a blocker or a stalling decision on its own, at most one quiet nudge per channel, and it structurally cannot write data on its own.
Slack, Discord, Telegram, and email bridges
Bind a conversation you already have to a channel and messages flow both ways, with loop protection and per-sender attribution.
Not just recaps
It does the work, and everything it does is auditable
A shared team agenda holds events, meetings, and tasks with RSVP, and the assistant can add to it under the same rules as everyone else. Every action it takes lands in the team's activity feed, attributed and reviewable.
Give your team's assistant its own name, voice, and skill set, with a master off switch.
Connect a tool once for the whole team; access follows the role, and credentials never leave the server.
Every join, role change, and assistant action is attributed to a user, the assistant, or the system.
What it does not do
- In a channel, the assistant sees that channel and shared team context only, never a member's personal memory, private connections, or DMs.
- A proactive nudge can only post and propose. It cannot write data on its own.
- Available on iPhone and web.
Frequently asked questions
What is an AI teammate?
An AI teammate is bound by the same rules as a human member, not a bot dropped into a channel from outside. In Praxa, the assistant is checked against sixteen database-enforced permissions, can be muted per channel or per person, and everything it does lands in the same activity feed as everyone else's actions.
Is there a team chat app where the AI actually does tasks instead of just summarizing?
Yes. Beyond answering questions from channel context, Praxa's assistant can add to the shared team agenda, run background missions, and draft from its own email inbox, all under channel-level autonomy settings and, where required, human approval.
Can I give an AI agent the same permissions as a team member?
Praxa's assistant is checked against the same sixteen permissions your human members are, resolved in SQL underneath both the model and the UI. A manager sets what a channel's assistant may do, from answering only to acting with approval.
How do teams use AI agents in channels?
Most commonly to answer questions from shared context without interrupting someone, to get a quiet heads-up when a thread is stalling, and to keep the team agenda current without manual updates, all inside the channels the team already uses.
What happened to Campsite and what should we use instead?
We can't speak to another product's shutdown. What we can say is that Praxa's team chat ships with channels, threads, DMs, a shared agenda, and an AI teammate bound by real permissions, built in from the start rather than bolted on later.
Give your team an AI teammate, not a bolt-on bot
Talk to us about rolling out Praxa across your team, or open Praxa and try it in a channel today.