Caddie – AI agent that lives in Slack, executes tasks across your tools
Yet another AI sales agent, but the Slack-native setup is genuinely fast.
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Another Slack bot wrapper; video link blocked by Cloudflare captcha.
Engineering teams using Slack
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Yet another AI sales agent, but the Slack-native setup is genuinely fast.
Detailed auth specs are useful, but Linear and Jira already own this space.
Another AI dev newsletter, but claims full agent curation instead of human editors.
Nudges blockers, not blocked—flips Jira's punishment model on its head.
The repo actually implements an autonomous scheduling engine (work_heartbeat) with per-project isolation, role-based workers, and automated PR review loops — not just a toy demo. It's a bold, concrete attempt to run real dev work from chat (onboarding via channels, auto-created PRs), but it's niche and risky: the payoff depends on OpenClaw adoption and how comfortable you are giving agents commit/review power.
Using plain markdown + YAML as the canonical agent format is a smart, low-friction choice — edit agents in your editor, commit them, and the daemon runs scheduled, watcher, or persistent sessions. It persits run logs, memory and costs as browsable markdown and can start MCP tool servers, which makes it immediately useful if you already run Claude Code; the flip side is the tight coupling to Anthropic/MCP limits broader appeal.