Slack-native conversations
Use Atlas in any direct message, channel, or thread, with the surrounding conversation providing context.
Atlas is an AI coworker that works in Slack to answer questions, carry out follow-up tasks, and support shared team workflows. It can use Slack context and connected tools to help with research, coordination, and routine work.
Atlas is an AI coworker for Slack. Team members can use it in direct messages, channels, and threads to ask questions, provide context, and continue a conversation as the work develops. Its role is to make information and follow-up work available in the shared spaces where teams already collaborate.
Atlas can turn a question into an action, such as drafting a brief, preparing a follow-up, or arranging recurring work. It can also draw on connected tools: WorkOS says Atlas connects to more than 300 tools out of the box and can work with services that expose an API. When a request spans multiple systems, Atlas is designed to return the result as one answer rather than requiring separate searches.
The product is intended for collaborative use rather than only private individual chats. Teammates can add context in a shared channel or thread, correct Atlas when needed, and pick up the work from there. The site says Atlas learns team shorthand, priorities, and routing patterns from existing conversations, with corrections carrying forward.
Atlas can be added to Slack with a one-click approval flow. It can be useful for preparing meetings, investigating operational issues, handing work across teams, and helping new hires find relevant information. Slack alone is supported as a starting point; teams can connect documentation, ticketing, code, and other tools when they need broader context.
Use Atlas in any direct message, channel, or thread, with the surrounding conversation providing context.
Ask Atlas to draft briefs, handle follow-up, or set recurring work instead of stopping at an informational answer.
Connect Atlas to more than 300 tools out of the box, as well as services with an API, so requests involving multiple systems can be answered together.
Keep interactions visible in shared channels and threads so teammates can contribute context or continue the work.
Atlas adapts to shorthand, priorities, and who should be involved based on how the team communicates; the site says corrections persist.
Describe a teammate in a conversation, assign it a name and job, and give it access to only the tools it needs.
Ask Atlas to gather relevant context and prepare material before a customer or internal call.
Use recent conversation and connected operational information to identify what changed during a regression or latency spike and coordinate next steps.
Find the state of an account issue, identify the relevant owner, and draft a response for review before sending.
Help new teammates locate goals, ownership information, documents, and recurring meetings from the team’s existing Slack context.
Ask what happened while away and continue an open thread with the background and latest status in one place.
Atlas can be mentioned in direct messages, channels, and threads. The product is designed to work in shared team conversations as well as individual Slack interactions.
No. The site presents Slack as a useful starting point. Teams can connect documentation, tickets, code, and other tools when they want Atlas to work with information beyond Slack.
Atlas is described as handling follow-up work, drafting briefs, and setting recurring work. The examples also show it preparing messages for review and sharing information with teammates; the exact actions available depend on the connected tools and permissions.
The product says Atlas learns from existing conversations, including shorthand, priorities, and who to involve. Users can correct it, and the site says those corrections stick.
The documented flow is to add Atlas to Slack, approve the permissions shown by Slack, and then mention it in a channel, thread, or direct message. The site says there is nothing to deploy or configure for this initial setup.
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