Cross-app work context
Helly watches what you do across connected work tools and uses that context to understand the task in front of you.
Helly is a beta AI work assistant that connects activity across your apps and can carry out follow-up actions like Slack replies, Jira issue creation, and Notion updates. It is aimed at people who want context-aware automation across tools instead of a single-app assistant.
Helly is an AI work assistant positioned as “your second brain for every app.” It is designed to connect the dots across the tools you use, track what you did and why you did it, and then handle the next step without requiring manual prompts.
The homepage says Helly understands what you are doing across your tools and can run follow-up work for you, with examples including replying in Slack, creating a Jira issue, and updating Notion. That makes it best suited to people who move between apps often and want context-aware automation rather than a single-purpose assistant.
Helly watches what you do across connected work tools and uses that context to understand the task in front of you.
It can take follow-up actions automatically, reducing the need to copy information between apps or restate the same task.
The homepage gives concrete examples of actions such as replying in Slack, creating a Jira issue, and updating Notion.
Helly is positioned as a second brain for work, with the product promise focused on tracking what happened and why it happened.
The site includes a demo prompt, which suggests the product can be shown through a live or guided walkthrough before broader release.
The homepage indicates beta access and a forthcoming v2.0, suggesting the product is still in active development.
Use Helly when a task starts in one app and needs a follow-up in another, such as turning a discussion into a Jira issue or a Slack reply.
Use it when you need context preserved while switching between apps, so the next action is based on what you already did and why you did it.
Use it for routine work that is often repeated manually, like updating Notion after completing a task or sending a status response in Slack.
Use the product as a guided demo for evaluating whether an AI assistant can understand work context before you commit to broader use.
Helly is presented as a beta product and the site says “Get Helly (Beta).” The homepage also notes “v2.0 coming soon,” so the current public rollout appears to be limited.
The homepage describes Helly as understanding what you are doing across your tools and running follow-up actions for you, such as replying in Slack, creating a Jira issue, or updating Notion.
The source only confirms examples on the homepage, not a full integration list. Slack, Jira, and Notion are explicitly mentioned.
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